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My mom has a 1682 Prussian coin with Friedrich Whilhem the 3rd. I don't know the first thing about finding out the value of it.I have not seen the coin but I was hoping to find a ballpark value. Where can I start looking? Thank you, Stephanie
Hi Stephanie,
I think you mean 1882? The value is usually listed on the back in either roman numerals or in german like "funf mark" . eins, zwei, funf, zehn are all denominations. Do you think it looks silver in color or copper? I would love to help you find the value and denomination but these are a few things we gotta find out before I can put a value on it?
Cameron Kiefer
kieferscoins2000@yahoo.com
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Cameron Kiefer
Expertise
I can answer questions relating to copper, silver and gold coins of the United States.
Experience
I have been a collector for many years, and a dealer at shows. I have written many essay's and Money Talk Scripts for the American Numismatic Association and have attended five Summer Seminars at their headquarters in Colorado Springs, CO.
Organizations
American Numismatic Association (Life member)
California State Numismatic association
Western Wooden money club
Visalia Coin Club
Franklin Collectors Club and many more!
Publications
Coin World
Numismatic News
CSNA Newsletter
Education/Credentials
College
Awards and Honors
. 2001 CSNA Literary award. 2002 ANA Outstanding Young Numismatist of the Year winnner.
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