Random “rare”, but not rare coins and bills

[mat0485]

Wondering what I should really doing with these coins and bills that in reality aren’t rare? Anyone know of a legit place to appraise or give more that $0.50 for a half dollar?
I mean it’s chump changed. Almost not worth getting rid of but at same time not worth keeping.
Thanks
Gents

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[Marko]

I’d like to know as well, a place or someone that’s trustworthy. Trustworthy is very rare these days. To say the least. That could appraise a coin collection.

I’ve heard of Albert’s Jewelers in Schererville, IN might appraise coins. But then they would want your business to buy some jewelry. Lol.

I had a girlfriend I was thinking about proposing (engagement ring) to but we broke up. I Only dated her for a year though. Great Sex I must say. After sex, I was like. I wanna sleep alone in my own bed. Lol.

 

[Gamble]

Hey I may want some
My dad started a quarter collection for my kids and never finished
I can let you know what is missing

 

[Marko]

I have to search the web. Should be able to find how much money some people are asking for coins. This is an interesting one I have

There’s some old sticky paper shit on the back. What should I use to clean it?

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

Isopropyl alcohol or goo gone?

 

[SMRTSS1]

I have to search the web. Should be able to find how much money some people are asking for coins. This is an interesting one I have


There’s some old sticky paper shit on the back. What should I use to clean it?

Isopropyl alcohol or goo gone?

DO NOT USE ISOPROPYL OR GOO GONE!!! Absolutely no harsh cleaners or chemicals!!! If there is any silver left on those coins due to age and thickness of the material the rare metals can be pulled right off the coins.

VINEGAR!!! Just vinegar and some warm water, let the coin (one at a time) sit in the vinegar for a minute or two, pull it out by the edge and wipe it with a soft cloth and DO NOT SCRUB THE COIN.

 

[PANDA]

Look on eBay and see what that year coin is selling. If you find some that are worth more than face value probably need to get them graded if they are something special.

 

[sickmint79]

these probably have little, if any, numismatic (collector) value.

however - they likely all contain silver. and that silver has metal value.

a 1964 kennedy half dollar is 90% silver.
1964 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar Melt Value - Coinflation

per coinflation that is $5.71 in silver today.

 

[Mr_Roboto]

these probably have little, if any, numismatic (collector) value.

however - they likely all contain silver. and that silver has metal value.

a 1964 kennedy half dollar is 90% silver.
1964 Kennedy Silver Half Dollar Melt Value - Coinflation

per coinflation that is $5.71 in silver today.

Was gonna say you're really looking for pre-67 coins. You can hear the difference in the metal btw, my wife worked at a bank and they could tell when a custy was using them in the change machines.