Coin and Paper Money Collecting/General value of coins

Advertisement


Question
Dan:  I have the following coins and live in the Danver, MA area and am looking to sell them.  Any input on value and a local deal that will be fair if any are worth over face value would be greatly appreciated.  You advised me previously in 2007 but I am now ready to sell and would appreciate any updates in value.

Silver Dollars:
1.   1 – 1889
2.   1 – 1890
3.   1 – 1922
4.   1 – 1924
5.   9 - 1972

Silver Half Dollars:
1.   1 – 1901 in fair condition
2.   1 – 1920 in very good condition
3.   1 – 1921-S
4.   1 – 1935
5.   2 – 1936
6.   3 – 1937
7.   1 – 1939
8.   2 – 1940
9.   1 – 1941
10.   4 – 1942
11.   3 – 1943
12.   4 – 1944
13.   1 – 1945
14.   1 – 1946
15.   One of the 1935-1946 (date worn off)
16.   1 – 1950
17.   4 – 1952
18.   3 - 1953
19.   2 – 1958
20.   2 – 1960
21.   1 – 1963
22.   92 – 1964 in good to excellent condition
23.   3 – 1966
24.   3 – 1968
25.   1 – 1971
26.   6 – 1972
27.   4 – 1974
28.   1 – 1977
29.   1 – 1978
30.   1 – 1979
31.   1 – 1980
32.   4 – 1776-1976

Quarters:
1.   1 – 1907
2.   1 – 1915
3.   44 – 1925 to 1930
4.   1 – 1935
5.   1 – 1937
6.   1 – 1939
7.   1 – 1951
8.   1 – 1956
9.   1 – 1959
10.   60+/- Bicentennial Quarters

Dimes
1.   1 – 1897
2.   1 – 1906
3.   1 – 1909
4.   1 – 1912
5.   1 - 1916
6.   100+/- - 1930 to 1942
7.   1 - 1946

Half Dime:
1.   1 - 1853 ½ dime with double arrow

Nickels
1.   1 – 1899
2.   1 – 1901
3.   2 – 1910
4.   70+/- Indian head nickels

Steel Pennies
1.   14 – 1943 penny

Copper Pennies
1.   1 – 1864 in good to very good condition
2.   30+/- from 1895 to 1907
3.   50+ from 1937 to 1965+/-


Answer
Assuming average condition, they have the following values :

Silver Dollars:
1. 1 – 1889 -- $14
2. 1 – 1890 -- $14
3. 1 – 1922 -- $12
4. 1 – 1924 -- $12
5. 9 - 1972 -- no added value

Silver Half Dollars:
1. 1 – 1901 in fair condition -- $5.00
2. 1 – 1920 in very good condition -- $5.00
3. 1 – 1921-S -- $30.00
4. 1 – 1935 -- $4.50
5. 2 – 1936 -- $4.50 each
6. 3 – 1937 -- $4.50 each
7. 1 – 1939 -- $4.50
8. 2 – 1940 -- $4.50 each
9. 1 – 1941 -- $4.50
10. 4 – 1942 -- $4.50 each
11. 3 – 1943 -- $4.50 each
12. 4 – 1944 -- $4.50 each
13. 1 – 1945 -- $4.50
14. 1 – 1946 -- $4.50
15. One of the 1935-1946 (date worn off) -- $4.50
16. 1 – 1950 -- $4.50
17. 4 – 1952 -- $4.50 each
18. 3 - 1953 -- $6.50 each
19. 2 – 1958 -- $4.50 each
20. 2 – 1960 -- $4.50 each
21. 1 – 1963 -- $4.50
22. 92 – 1964 in good to excellent condition -- $4.50 each
23. 3 – 1966 -- $2.00 each
24. 3 – 1968 -- $2.00 each
25. 1 – 1971 -- no added value
26. 6 – 1972 -- no added value
27. 4 – 1974 -- no added value
28. 1 – 1977 -- no added value
29. 1 – 1978 -- no added value
30. 1 – 1979 -- no added value
31. 1 – 1980 -- no added value
32. 4 – 1776-1976 -- no added value

Quarters:
1. 1 – 1907 -- $3.00
2. 1 – 1915 -- $3.00
3. 44 – 1925 to 1930 -- $2.25 each
4. 1 – 1935 -- $2.25
5. 1 – 1937 -- $2.25
6. 1 – 1939 -- $2.25
7. 1 – 1951 -- $2.25
8. 1 – 1956 -- $2.25
9. 1 – 1959 -- $2.25
10. 60+/- Bicentennial Quarters -- no added value

Dimes
1. 1 – 1897 -- $1.50
2. 1 – 1906 -- $1.50
3. 1 – 1909 -- $1.50
4. 1 – 1912 -- $1.50
5. 1 - 1916 -- $1.50
6. 100+/- - 1930 to 1942 -- $0.90 eaach
7. 1 - 1946 -- $0.90

Half Dime:
1. 1 - 1853 ½ dime with double arrow -- $10.00

Nickels
1. 1 – 1899 -- $1.00
2. 1 – 1901 -- $1.00
3. 2 – 1910 -- $1.00
4. 70+/- Indian head nickels -- $0.50 each

Steel Pennies
1. 14 – 1943 penny -- $0.05 each

Copper Pennies
1. 1 – 1864 in good to very good condition -- $5.00
2. 30+/- from 1895 to 1907 -- $1.00 each
3. 50+ from 1937 to 1958 -- $0.03 each
4. 50+ from 1959 to 1965+ -- no added value

I don't personally know any dealers in Mass, but you can try the member dealers listed on the ANA website here :

http://www.money.org/ana_custom/dealer_search/dealer_search.cfm

I hope this helps,

Dan

Coin and Paper Money Collecting

All Answers


Answers by Expert:


Ask Experts

Volunteer


Dan Moore

Expertise

My strong familiarity with all U.S. Mint coins, extensive reference library, and close relationships with many other dealers allows me to identify just about any coin made in the USA. I receive regular updates to all the current price guides -- both wholesale & retail -- to provide accurate values. So, with a good description or pictures, I should be able to identify and value any U.S. coin you have.

Experience

I've been a coin dealer since the 1980's and a coin collector since the 1960's. I specialize in U.S. Silver Coins and have an active online website -- The Working Man's Rare Coins -- http://www.workingmancoins.com -- offering information and inventory in U.S. coins.

Organizations I belong to :
American Numismatic Association Member #187770
Michigan State Numismatic Society Member #8255
Florida United Numismatics Member #19710
Monroe Coin Club Treasurer
Lincoln Coin Club Board Member
WINS Member #14
CoinMasters Member #1814

Frequently Asked Questions :
I have created a Frequently Asked Questions page on my website, where you may be able to get an immediate answer to your question. You can find the page here :
http://www.workingmancoins.com/FAQ/index.htm


©2012 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved.