All About Coins

I trust all the guys at all about coins. They are fair knowledgeable and will answer all your questions.

cents

Card or cash

I believe they would.. give them a call and see what they say about what you have.. stuff is very sharp and they know what they're doing so you'll get some good answers for sure..

Use Google. Escriba en Google todos los detalles de la pieza y escriba ngc price. Encontrará la página de Numismatic Guarantiy Corporation. Ahí encontrará el precio de su moneda( certificada )

I think that is actually steel that they made during world War two. The staff at All About Coins is really helpful and could answer your questions. They will even probably buy your coin if you want to sell it. I don't think the coin is very valuable but I would check with them ir look on line to make sure.

They buy any and all coins.

Go to "The official BLUE BOOK, HANDBOOK OF UNITED STATES COINS 2022, 79th or later Edition" then there are the "Condition Requirements." to satisfy. After that its up to the buyer, if they need or want that coin.

Just give us a call Tuesday when we're open, we'll need to know the year and condition of the note.

Most are worth $2-$5, however there is a 1979-P wide rim variety that is worth $15-$40

I don't know about bags but I have seen them sell rolls of coins.

Yes they trade and buy old bills

If they have it yes. They can also try and help track it down!

Not sure, you would have to go there.

An average Eisenhower dollar coin is worth $2 unless it's silver or graded and is in mint condition

We buy rare coins, most dutch coins around in the 1940s to now aren't too rare or valuable however some may have silver value. We would just need to see them to make an offer.

Yes, it requires a longer walk. Park in the big lot behind sterling furniture. Our main door on 2100 s is the only entrance

Unfortunately a 1979 cent is very common. We sell uncirculated ones for less then a dollar... so most likely if you found it in change its just worth its face value.

Google the price of silver. They pay the price of silver for everything.

We do buy such coin usually we pay $0.50 to $2 each and sell them here for $1-$5

Valentina, do you still have this coin for sale?

Yes.

No take it in for them to look at.

We can submit your coin to PCGS for certification. We also have books and other resources to help you make educated purchases in the future.

Those are called sacagawea dollars, they're current money you can spend.

Awesome. Thank you very much, I enjoyed my visit earlier. The sales representative i spoke too was very friendly, informative, and professional. 5 star business! The history that is displayed here was amazing. I look forward to visiting again in the near-future.

They can do that

Some coins over the phone we could tell you how rare and their value based on condition others we may need to see them in person. Email is another option if you are able to provide detailed photos.

Sure. But you should call first.

For security reasons all appraisals are done in our shop in Salt Lake. There are 2-3 bigger coin shows in Las Vegas every year that might be another option for you. Good luck

We do NOT provide foreign exchange, we are dealers of rare coins not modern currency. I would suggest contacting your local bank or credit union, certain locations offer foreign exchange.

What are his other dream coins?

Depends on the condition best is go in and have them look at it

$0.25 what would make this one special?

Modern cents are made of zinc and copper plated, most likely your coin has had the copper removed (with acid) revealing the iron colored zinc. I can't know for sure till we see it in person, feel free to bring it in to show us.

good store no problems

We should have all or most all of the dates in stock. The first year 1964 are 90% silver and cost about $6-$10 ea. 1965-70 cost $2-$8 ea. 1971 to date for the most part cost between $0.85-$4 ea.

1oz silver bars sell at $1.45 over spot there it a Qty discount at 200 and 500. US 90% has the lowest premiums 30cent over spot

Rare error cents would need to be certified for you to get the most for them, feel free to contact us if we can help you get them certified. We do NOT buy stamps, however the Salt Lake stamp show is in a week or two. Hope this helps :)

Yes

The catalog lists for .30cents if it brand new condition. There is a rare 1983DDR that is double die reverse we would need to see it in person to determine it it was. They are worth over $100. If uncirculated. Hope this helps

You would need to have a picture of it. But I'm not aware of any variety that has a DDR double die reverse in that year or in the front to be fair. The Philadelphia variety is the only one I'm aware of

We do have coins from these countries, and we are always buy new collections so feel free to come in and see if we might have something for you. Happy Collecting :)

The shop is closed on Sundays and Monday's. Shop hours are Tue-Fri 10am-6pm and Sat 10am-5pm

I checked the catalog for Belgium and I was unable to find a 1986 5F coin that was issued with an in bedded amethyst. Most likely someone has added the stone after in left the mint. Amethyst is a semi-precious gem stone and gem quality specimens are usually less than $10. I hope this helps. Happy Collecting :)