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johnlvs2run | 08-08-2007 05:05 PM
lincoln cents and jefferson nickels I have three old sets of lincoln cents and one of jefferson nickels from 50 years ago (when I was 10-12). They've been in a box since then and I'd like to get rid of them. Also an album crammed full of stamps from around the world. Don't know if they're worth anything but want to get rid of them too. I will see about selling them on Ebay if no other option. I'd like to sell them either in groups or as a whole. What is a good way to go about this? I can list them and take pictures. 1909, 1910, 1911 (very faded), 1913, 1913d, 1914, 1914d, 1916, 1917, 1917d, 1918, 1919, 1919s, 1919d, 1920 1920s and so on.

AlwaysWrite | 08-08-2007 06:58 PM
Re: lincoln cents and jefferson nickels Unfortunately, I don't think they're worth toooo much unless they're rare dates or in great condition. But they could be worth something to the right person looking to fill an album or buy some starter coins for kids or something. I hope you get some takers ... if not, please let me know how you do on eBay, because I actually just came across the coins I had collected when I was a kid, and I have a roll of mixed wheat pennies, a few random Indian Heads, a bunch of old Jefferson Nickels (1938-1940), war nickels, and some Buffalo nickels (also a roll of bicentennial quarters and some halves). I wouldn't mind selling or trading them for Ag (or Au) bullion. I also have a stack of foreign bills and coins, many from Poland from when my dad visited years ago.

AlwaysWrite | 08-08-2007 08:16 PM
Re: lincoln cents and jefferson nickels Quote:
Originally Posted by Metalsmith (Post 689405) War nickels are silver. Ms
Yes, I know. I wouldn't mind keeping them, but I threw them in the list because I'd also trade them for .999.

Silver Gorilla | 08-08-2007 08:50 PM
Re: lincoln cents and jefferson nickels Don't Sell your Lincoln Cent's There are some that are very rare that no one know's about. four major rarities in the series, the 1909-S VDB, the 1914-D, the 1922 Plain, and the 1955 Double Die, all of which are rare in any condition, there are many dates that are rare in uncirculated condition. Coins that are spot-free and retain their mint red color are always in great demand. Examples of minimum prices for Lincolns in this top condition are: The 1909-S, $280, the 1909-S VDB, $1400, the 1911-S, $185, the 1914-D, $2800, the 1914-S, $375, the 1922 Plain, $22,000, the 1923-S, $265, the 1924-D, $230, and the 1955 Double Die, $2400. There's one coin that is the rarest Lincoln Cent of all, the 1943 cent struck in bronze. An example of this coin would bring tens of thousands of dollars. The 1943 is one of them that i have so don't sell them buddy.

KASHMAN02 | 08-08-2007 08:52 PM
Re: lincoln cents and jefferson nickels Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver Gorilla (Post 689496) Don't Sell your Lincoln Cent's There are some that are very rare that no one know's about. four major rarities in the series, the 1909-S VDB, the 1914-D, the 1922 Plain, and the 1955 Double Die, all of which are rare in any condition, there are many dates that are rare in uncirculated condition. Coins that are spot-free and retain their mint red color are always in great demand. Examples of minimum prices for Lincolns in this top condition are: The 1909-S, $280, the 1909-S VDB, $1400, the 1911-S, $185, the 1914-D, $2800, the 1914-S, $375, the 1922 Plain, $22,000, the 1923-S, $265, the 1924-D, $230, and the 1955 Double Die, $2400. There's one coin that is the rarest Lincoln Cent of all, the 1943 cent struck in bronze. An example of this coin would bring tens of thousands of dollars. The 1943 is one of them that i have so don't sell them buddy.
Dont forget the 1909 vdb ddo, very pricey. in good ms.

Silver Gorilla | 08-08-2007 09:02 PM
Re: lincoln cents and jefferson nickels Quote:
Originally Posted by KASHMAN02 (Post 689498) Dont forget the 1909 vdb ddo, very pricey. in good ms.
I don't no if i have the 1909 i have to see my Gold box hehehehehe ooo did i tell you that a Genuine 1943 copper cents are very very very hard to find so don't look for one, they can be extremely valuable. A specimen sold in 1999 for $112,500 at public auction! :D

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