Can Anyone help me with values of my coins?

Goldlabels

I'm a baseball card dealer, but I found some pennies and one buffalo nickel in a collection I just bought. I have no clue if any of them have value or if they are just cheap coins. The Buffalo Nickel looks to be from 1935, and I have pennies from 1942-1957. I would imagine condition is very important just like cards but just wanted to see if I have anything here. thanks Todd

crypto79

<< <i>I'm a baseball card dealer, but I found some pennies and one buffalo nickel in a collection I just bought. I have no clue if any of them have value or if they are just cheap coins. The Buffalo Nickel looks to be from 1935, and I have pennies from 1942-1957. I would imagine condition is very important just like cards but just wanted to see if I have anything here. thanks Todd >>



Judging by statements like "looks to be from 1935" and what not I would say they most likely aren't 10s as you card collectors grade. That being said they are worth more as hand-outs to little kids and stories than money. A few cents each retail.

cone10

Not much value here but if your 1935 Buffalo is the double die reverse depending on condition would be valuable link

Buffalode

Todd, here are a couple of links that might be helpful for you:

Fair Market Value Price Guide
PCGS Online Photograde

BlindedByEgo

Pretty much as valuable as the stale gum you deal with... Like Crypto said, nice giveaways.

ricko

Unlikely anything of significant value, but just a Redbook would be enough to satisfy your curiosity. Cheers, RickO