If you want some graded coins then just buy some. Let someone else make the mistakes and pay the fees. Then you will have known grades to compare your loose coins to.
Based on the pictures, your coins (and the one non-coin) are just average circulated coins.... None appear to be worth sending in for grading. I recommend you get some grading training (books or seminars), until then, buy coins already slabbed... It will help you learn. Cheers, RickO
Welcome to the forum. What the kids are saying is eBay and others have many 69 and 70’s pretty cheap 20-40 bucks. Great for doing in hand comparisons and I’m kinda new and these folks will truly help you(not to say they don’t love to poke fun and kid around) listen. ask the silly questions. have fun learn grow share 🙀jzyskowski
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Indeed, most of those appear to be coins. (Except for the Treasury token that isn't a coin).
Do you have a question?
Let’s not do that.
A couple coins at a time, do not need all your pocket change at once.
If you want some graded coins then just buy some. Let someone else make the mistakes and pay the fees. Then you will have known grades to compare your loose coins to.
None of the coins you posted would be worth having professionally graded and slabbed.
NT ... new troll
Based on the pictures, your coins (and the one non-coin) are just average circulated coins.... None appear to be worth sending in for grading. I recommend you get some grading training (books or seminars), until then, buy coins already slabbed... It will help you learn. Cheers, RickO
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Welcome to the forum. What the kids are saying is eBay and others have many 69 and 70’s pretty cheap 20-40 bucks. Great for doing in hand comparisons and I’m kinda new and these folks will truly help you(not to say they don’t love to poke fun and kid around) listen. ask the silly questions. have fun learn grow share 🙀jzyskowski
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