2 coin questions....dollar and quarter.
i have a 2001 Sacagawea Dollar...and also a 1992 u.s.quarter that has " Save our nation from illegals"....would either one of these be worth anything ? Im a card collector obviously
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2) stamped in with somewhat professional looking lettering?
1) grafitti
2) counterstamped
I'll lets others who know more advise on collectibility
<< <i>1) carved in with a sharp tool
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2) stamped in with somewhat professional looking lettering?
1) grafitti
2) counterstamped
I'll lets others who know more advise on collectibility >>
thank you msmorrison...the engraving looks like some kind of professional tool
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If the quarter is counterstamped then it would sell for more than it's face value. How much more depends on being able to find the right buyer.
Just like cards condition is exceedingly important to value and this especially applies
to something like a very common 2000 sac. Of course it's worth a lot even in lousy
condition if it's one of the prototypes used by Cheerios.
The quarter would have some nominal value if the engraving is something that was
done on a mass scale and is identifiable as such. I've never heard of this one though.
If it could be doine by just anyone then it's considered damage and has no value.
pics of coins
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....here's a pic of what to look for
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<< <i>theres a couple of pics of each....hopefully someone will be able to chime in
pics of coins >>
Post the pics directly. I'm not clicking on your link.
<< <i>thanks tahoe...now..since i dont know coins...is it the one on the left or right ? LOL !!! seriously...i dunno. >>
....the left one, it has more detail in the tail.
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Need better pics of your dollar if you're not able to figure it out based on tahoe's link. It is highly unlikely that you have a Cheerios dollar but that's what makes 'em worth so much to begin with.