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Coin Grading Basics - To Help You Find The Value Of Your Coin
If you can understand coin grading, then you can begin to figure out coin values much more easily than you may be able to now. Basically, coin grading is a determination of coin's value based on how much or how little wear it has. Here's how to grade your coins.
How To Find Coin Books, Coin Videos & Coin Magazines At Your Local Library
Going to a bookstore to find coin publications and other resources is great, but sometimes even the biggest bookstore doesn't have the publication you want. Or, maybe you want to find the information for free! Check your local library. Here's what what to look for.
Should You Clean Coins Or Not? (Hint: NO!)
If a coin is bright and shiny because it was well preserved or just came from the Mint, that is a good thing. However, if a coin is bright and shiny because it was cleaned by an amateur, that is a whole different story. Cleaning a coin generally lessens its value.
What Is An Old Penny Worth?
Pennies dated before 1934 are generally worth more than those dated 1934 and after. Here's why, and what to look for if you have an old penny.
How To Identify Your Coin... Via Diagrams, Photos & Definitions
What follows are some coin diagrams and photos that will help you describe your coin to others -- say, if you want to sell it online. Plus, a coin glossary that will be helpful as you learn more about the coins in your possession.
How To Find Coin Clubs In Your Area
How to find a coin club in your area. Coin clubs are a great resource for finding answers to your questions about coins.
How To Find Coin Shows In Your Area
Perhaps the easiest way to get an answer to your question about coins is to ask the people at coin shows. That is, as long as you can wait until there's a coin show in your area! Here's how to find coin shows near you.
Which Coin Price Guide Should I Use?... The Red Book? Or The Black Book?
There are several coin price guides made by different companies, but I mostly use the Red Book and the Black Book. Here are some tips for choosing the right price guide for you coin collection.
