I only see one thin dime and some silver.....

coinsarefun

Anyone else see more than that as far as value? I’m fairly certain that’s only some silver value
but wanted to run it by younger eyes. Thanks in advance.
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mr1931S

dime is clad?

jmlanzaf

Seated coins are better than silver even in that condition

PipestonePete

The first coin is a copper-clad dime that had a run-in with Casey Jones.

privatecoin

The 1892 barber Dime would catch more than melt. Same with the seated half.

Barberian

That's a nice AG-3 1846 medium date seated half. That would go for $20-30 on eBay. The 1892 dime is worth more than melt as well.

coinsarefun

Thanks guys....again. I'm still going through stuff in the next week or so I will be needing your help.

@Barberian and @privatecoin and @jmlanzaf thanks for the heads up!

coinsarefun

@PipestonePete said:
The first coin is a copper-clad dime that had a run-in with Casey Jones.

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Yeah.....lol. that's why I said one thin dime I have no clue where these came from including Mr. Thinn

ricko

Yep... Mr. Thinn has had an unfortunate experience....fatal it seems. :'( The others are nice old coins that I would keep 'just because'. Cheers, RickO

ChrisH821

The thin dime was run over on a railroad track with a cent stacked on it(or it was stacked on a cent), you can see the reversed impression of "ENT" on the obverse.
I will add that the 45 dime should bring more than melt also, it's pretty nice.