Ohio Estates Coins & Jewelry

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60$-300$ probably more If you sound like you know what your talking about going into a pawn shop look up what’s wrong with the bill then research from there

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I would recommend bringing your cards there in person for appraisal

They are really good about looking for you. I go there all the time. Not sure of they have that specific coin though.

Its better if you go in person.

Yes

Yes they do and my more

All depends on condition and what metals it's made of.

No

Yes they can.

Call Matt or take them in.

True story

$1 not a good year so unless it is in really good shape then its only worth the silcer value

Depends on condition. Bad condition, might just be a dollar for the silver. You'll have to go in and they'll look at it.

Yeah they do . But your better off setting a ebay acct. Or offer up . Bc this place will under buy u and then sell it for 10x the amount what its suppose to sell for .. thats how coin shops stay in buissness Example stamp worth 1000 they will offer u 10 bucks then go ahead that day sell it for 1200 . Dont do it . Rip offfffffffffff

Yes they do. And he buys newer things not 60s and older lol. I go up there ALL the time. Now if it's just regular common stuff maybe not. Call first and give them an idea what you have the most of. Ask for jason

A phone call to them will answer that

Collectibles are all about condition, must be seen in person by an expert. Sometimes it's a subtle as a variation in the date, and you need a reputable dealer... I would go in person and see the owner. Good luck.

I would call, if your spending that kind of money, call before you go

I don't see why not, I don't know what they pay but I think the current rate is about 2 cents each

I think you would have to stop in to the store for them to answer that question correctly.