Fort Worth Coin Company, Inc.

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It is worth its face value, one cent.

I have a double dated 1776-1976 D bicentennial quarter what could its worth be??

I believe they will give you the right word very comfortable place

This is guys are fake/ a scammer FROM MALAYSIA. basically, he acts like he is really one of the workers for Fort Worth Coin Company and tells you that your coin/money will be selling it to America. After confirming the price he will get someone name Jane Caroline a so-called accountant from Bank of America. And she requested me to pay an RM450, in order for me to received money from international. So if anyone encounters this DAVIS HARRY from fort worth coin is Fake 100% Scammer

Yes I have

We only buy bills and coins.

Your 1987-D cent was minted in Denver and over 4.8 billion of them were made. It is only worth its face value (1 cent).

This nickel is probably not a doubled die, but is strike doubled instead. By comparison, strike doubling is a minor error, but sometimes leaves interesting impressions on coins. We do not purchase strike doubled coins. They can sell on eBay for $2.00 or so.

Not true. We do NOT ask for Id and passwords.

Yes, if you would like us to make on offer on your coins, bring into our store. If you like the offer, you can sell them to us.

Using a search engine for obtaining information on coins is very unreliable only searches for the mention of a term. When it is offered for sale at a particular price, it will appear in the results but that is no indication of its true value. Contact a reputable dealer for accurate information.

Two over spot

While it is not a rare date, it is made of 90% silver and is worth its silver value.

Not currently, but we do have them on occasion. Call to ask about our current inventory.

This place is awesome and very trustworthy. They make a.point of educating you on what you are buying. From an investment to collectables they give you an honest opinion.

The US mint made 6,447,656,500 1964 cents. 2,648,575,000 were made at the Philadelphia mint (no mint mark) and 3,799,071,500 were minted at the Denver mint (D mint mark). They are extremely common and are work one cent.

Anywhere from 30 and up

What coins do you have?

What is your coin?

While 1943 is only year that US cents were not predominately made of copper, steel cents are not rare. Almost 1.1 billion of them were minted. We buy the average circulated steel cent for two cents. What is rare, however, is that a few copper 1943 cents were minted and these are very valuable.

We are open Monday through Friday from 10 am until 6 pm.

If they are silver they have more value here but other than that take to a bank

This would depend on the condition of your token. It could vary widely (from $20 to $500)

I have OLD coins in 1937.3penny....3twocent 1965..onecent 1967.....cent 1943 R10 in the 50s.70s ...onedoller U.S.A.

Masks are voluntary, but we encourage social distancing.

No he is not.

A 1902 Indian cent is not a rare date. The average circulated one is purchased for 25 cents.

This is a common year (mintage was 58,264,000). The average circulated one is purchased for 25 cents.

Yes, if it is 1928 series or earlier.

No, in store only

It depends on your definition of "certify". We can certify the silver content of a coin using our equipment, however, coin certification and grading is only performed by an independent service such as PCGS or NGC.

Without seeing the coin, if it is average circulated, at least 20 dollars

Yes

I have an Indian Head buffalo nickel with no date and one with date. What is s the value?

These are face value coins

Your picture is not available. There exists considerable misunderstand regarding doubling. There are two kinds of doubling. Double Die and Machine Doubling. Double Die = Hub Doubling A true double die will be rounded and raised. Strike Doubling = Machine Doubling; Mechanical Doubling; Machine Doubling Damage; Shelf Doubling; or Die Bounce This results from vibrations in the press, and occurs within the split second after the coin is struck and will typically show as flat shelf-like extensions of the doubled characters.

They are worth more than you are being told.you must find a coin dealer that will be honest with you.there are certain things to look for,like mint errors,and such.

Cents without mint marks were minted at the Philadelphia mint. We only buy wheat cents (1958 and earlier). The others are one worth one cent (their face value).

I have coins trying to sale them

We would need go know what date is on your coins to determine a value.

More information is required to answer this question. Please call us to discuss at 817-336-1782.

Yes. Many modern foreign coins (70 years old or less) are obsolete or have little value unless they are silver. In such case, they are purchase by weight.

Yes you can get coins appraised here. Elizabeth II is on so many coins, there is no way to know what coin you are referencing, without seeing it.

We spoke on the telephone.

2 cents

The United States made 1,793,148,140 1962-D cents at the Denver mint. They are worth their face value of one cent.

They made 266,268,000 of those cents in the Denver Mint. It is a common currency that we would buy for two cents and sell for five cents. (They made 266,268,000 of those cents at the Denver mint. It is a common coin that we would buy for two cents and sell for five cents.

160,738,240 five-cent pieces were minted at the Denver mint in 1959. Consequently, if it is a circulated coin, it is just worth its face value of 5 cents. If it is uncirculated (appearing to look brand new) it would sell for 20 cents in our store.

I found a dime they call a rolled edge dime I want to know what it is worth?

Face value in circulated condition mint condition looking at 3_4 dollars

Those are a novelty item and have no value (not a coin).

We only speak English, but if you bring them to our store we look at them

A super repeater is a special kind of repeater as the first two digits of the serial number are repeated four times. High grade modern bills (MS64 and above) can retail for $100 or more. Older bills can have a higher value.

What denomination is the coin?

Yes they do. Just in case a gem shows up.

Only worth 5 cents

The 1964 half dollar, quarter and dime are all 90% silver. They made almost 530 million of the half dollars, over 1.2 billion of the quarters and 2.2 billion of the dimes that year so they are not rare and are only worth their silver bullion value.

It is not clear what you mean by percentage of price, however; the market for proof and mint sets is flooded with product. Consequently, clad proof and mint sets have little value above their face value. Silver proof sets are different and their value fluctuates with the market price of silver.

Eisenhower dollars that were placed into circulation are not silver, they are cupro-nickel and worth their face value ($1.00). The silver versions were only available from the mint in proof and mint sets. To determine which type you have, turn the coin on edge. If you see a band of copper, it is the cupro-nickel version made for circulation.

Iraqi bills with Saddam Hussein were printed from 1981 through 2002. Their value is dependent on which denomination and their condition. We sell uncirculated ones in our store for 75 cents to $2.50, so they are not real valuable.

Except for 1943, 1944 and 1945 which contain a small amount of silver ("war nickels"), the remainder are worth their face vale (5 cents).

I misunderstood what you were asking. We will buy your old pennies up to 1958 and most of them are paid at .02 cents.. Our hours are Monday to Friday 10-6.

What if i send u a picture of it so just incase its not what it is i wont have to waste my gas know what i mean

No, a currency exchange must have a license from the Texas Department of Banking. We do purchase foreign bills, but most have little value.

Yes

Yes, you can. Those folks are great there!