Q&A for How to Find The Value Of Old Coins

About 3-5 dollars, depending on the date and condition. Hundreds of millions of those exist, so they're not rare.

Get it appraised by an expert before selling it and then sell it online. There is a big collectible coin market.

Usually the older the coin is, the more valuable it is. The year the coin was made in is almost always somewhere on the coin. There are exceptions of course.

About $40, unless it has the double tail feathers or a rare mint mark - then it could be worth hundreds. Look up rare 1878 Morgan dollar varieties online for more info.

Very expensive, from $54-$2,000! You can buy it on eBay and ma shops.

Your coin is not rare if it has an American Indian on the front and a buffalo on the back; expect about $5 for that one. If your coin has a "v" on the back and Lady Liberty on the front, the coin is worth millions of dollars - but it might be fake.

A lot of people are saying they are worth a lot, as that was the year the system went decimal. However, with almost 500,000,000 being made and no one knowing how many are actually circulating, it is hard to say.

It depends on the condition and specific coin, as it does with all coins. An 1890 Morgan dollar will be upwards of $50 USD.

It may be around 10 to 20 thousand dollars. It may vary depending on its condition.

Does it have double dies, or is it regular? If it is regular, then it is ranging from $200 - 1000.

A 1922 peace dollar is worth about $15 - 30, depending on its condition. A 1921 Morgan silver dollar is worth about the same price, maybe a bit higher. You can sell them to coin collectors or on websites like eBay.

If it's steel, you may be able to get a few dollars for it. If it's copper and in good condition, you could see $60,000 - $80,000.

First, look at the date. Usually coins (common Indian head pennies) from the 1850's-present day are not worth much, only about $1-10. The quality also affects the overall value. The coin can range from mint-poor depending on the scratches and blemishes. Look on eBay to see previous bids for the coin you have. This gives you a good estimate to what it's worth.

A good source for the value of old United States coins is the Official Red Book (Whitman), which has all the United States coin grades and prices, going from the late 18th century up to the present day.

Most Indian head cents, depending on the condition, are worth 1-5 dollars. There are many of these in the world, so don't expect much for it.

The average selling price is $9, but if it is in certified mint condition, it could be worth $115.

Depending on the condition the dime is worth about $2 and the penny is worth about 0.50c.

The 1944 penny is probably worth 0.35c.

Depending on the condition, it is worth about $21.

Depending on what condition they are in, or whether they are error coins or not, the dime is worth about $3 and the quarter is worth about $5.

If it is very good condition as you say it is, then is probably worth around $40 to $50.

It is probably worth 30-40 dollars, depending on the condition.

The mint mark is to the left side of Kennedy's head. A d- means it was minted in Denver. No mint mark or a p- means it was minted in Philadelphia. And s- means it was minted in San Francisco.

It is probably worth $1.75, depending on the condition of the coin.

it is probably worth $1.50, depending on its condition and if it has any errors.

It is probably worth around 0.05c.

Typically counterfeit coins are done in wax molds, so the face of the coin looks a little bubbly. If still unsure though, get it appraised.

It is probably worth around $30.00 depending on its condition and mint mark.

It is probably worth around $30.00, depending on the condition of it.

It is worth anywhere between $2-225, depending on the condition it is in.