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Question by sk8er765: About how much could i expect to get from different coin collectors for all these coins?
the oldest penny i have is from 1911, i have a dime from 1945, and a little book of penny’s from 1941-1975 with s and d pennies in there and 3 steel ones..i also have vietnamese, canadian, japanese, and other foreign coins…would it be better to show a coin collector all of them at once or try to get different amounts of money by first showing the foreign ones than the old u.s than the pennies?

Best answer:

Answer by John Darmanin
I seriously doubt that your coins are worth very much so it wouldn’t matter which coins are show in any particular order. Your foreign coins are probably common and have very low value. Many coin shops have “bargain boxes” with these kind of coins being sold at a nominal price like 6 for a dollar.

Your 1945 dime is made from silver and has a value around $ 2.50. All your Lincoln pennies that have the “wheat” backs are worth about 3 cents each. Earlier ones before 1930 could be worth more if they are in better condition. Any Lincoln penny made after 1958 is only worth face value.

You probably don’t have a collection worth more than $ 5.

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