Lone Star Coins

I have a 2003 dime..United states..twice the thickness, copper around outer round edge with no grooves, no hair grooves on roosevelt head plus 5 more major errors worth?

Sealed

Depends on the year. Go to world numismatic news on YouTube and look up close AM and FAR AM Lincoln cents.

Go check them out they will be straight forward with you onit

Yes. Take it in they'll look at it and if worth anything they may make an offer

More likely than not, the penny is not worth much. Same with the Garfield dollar. But, it's always worth getting a professional to look at them. You can trust Lone Star Coin to give you an honest assessment.

They have plenty of people working there. You shouldn't have any problems

Yes....

It depends what you mean. Lone star can tell you the approximate value based on the quality.

I don't believe so.

Yes they do just depends on the quality and quantity. Bring them in for an estimate

19 dollars per oz

Zero

I've bought a few with no dates. I only paid .99 cents for them. I'd hold on to them for a few more years and see if the market for them increases. Good luck and best wishes...

Call them ASAP

Bring it in.

We absolutely can provide you with a valuation. If you need a written appraisal (for insurance or estate purposes), there is a fee, but if you just want us to give you a no-obligation quote of what we would purchase, there is never a fee for that. We can often go through even large collections fairly quickly, but you might want to bring in a small selection to begin with so we can get to know each other. We can often sort through even a foot-locker size collection in 30-45 minutes depending on the contents. Feel free to give us a call and we'll work with you (210) 735-7131 and ask for Fernando or Josh.

Our staff wear masks, and we request visitors to our store wear masks as well. We are happy to provide curbside service if that is an issue. We seek to limit the amount of time visitors are in the store by conducting primarily bullion transactions at this time. We have listed our inventory of numismatics and collectibles online for easier shopping. If you are shopping for collectible coins, we encourage customers to call in advance describing what they are looking for, and we can have those items available for your review.

You never clean coins no matter how dirty it is.

Yes

A regular 1926 Mercury dime is worth around $1.50 for the silver content.

Yes, it is worth one cent.

I don't work at Lone Star Coins I just take my coins to sell to them. However, I do believe they grade coins as well.

I have never seen them charge a fee to evaluate a coin. A little bit of a sidebar. Grading is always approximate when you take it to a particular person. They can tell you the approximate grade and give you an idea about whether it has been cleaned. To get it graded you need to send it in to one of the grading services and they will give you a precise certified grade.

Old Morgan Silver Dollars almost always have collectible value above the volume of the silver contained in the coin. Depending on the condition of your coin, it could be worth $15 on up!

I don't work at Lone Star Coins but have visited the store a couple of times. I'm sure they can give you a fair estimate. The employees and staff are very friendly.

Disagree ... if assuming they are both circulated, they are BOTH worth roughly $18-20 ... at today's prices .... depending where you sell ...

Silver eagles are bought at spot or a bit less, Morgans usually sell for about $15 circulated non key dates. These are what you will get going to a shop to sell.

2-3 cents depending on the quality of the coin. Do not clean it.

No

Take it by there and if you need it looked at and they will send you the wright way

You would have to take it up there for them to look at it unless it is already graded by approved grading company

If they r of collectors value

They are not worth that much.

Yes, the volatility of the market had them competing against themselves. Customer would call, get a quote, then by the time they arrive at the store the price has risen and the customer argues they should get the price from the quote line.

5 cents.

It's worth $.25.

Ud have to call the store 2 find out

Is some body interested in buying a 1943s steel penny?

Yes ask estimate on them 1st before you tell anyone you want to sell

They don't know.

I put them on the site pics

Yes, 2006 5 cent coins look different Yes, 2006 nickels look different

Your best bet is to bring it in so they can actually take a look at it.

Yes they do

They sure do great place to go..

Depends on year.

You can just stop by and they'll look at it.

As is every shop you will go anywhere ever.

Wheat Penny's yes.

Cash is king in my opinion.most bullion dealers would be very skeptical about any transactions regarding checks

Even in a near perfect state it's worth about 40 cents

Depends on the coin. Year quality and things of that nature. Bring it im and I'm sure they would be happy to help you. I'm actually headed there now to purchase a bunch of silver and gold. Best prices in town.

Well there is one for sale on eBay right now for .28 cents so unless it's an error penny and graded which I'm guessing it's not then they will most likely give you a quarter...