Anyone on here collect coins?

neo71665 · 2019-09-29T08:25:01.000Z

Well mark maryland and cali off the list. I find one more I’ll throw the 3 in an envelope, get your addy, and send them your way.

Cereal_killer · 2019-09-29T19:06:15.000Z

Ok just this weekend in pocket change I’ve got:
Original state seties: Michigan, Rhode Island

Beautiful America series: Michigan, Deleware, Minnesota.

My coffee can of change is in my locker at work and I forgot to bring it home Friday night, I’ll go threw it this week when I get a chance.

Rexlion · 2019-09-29T19:16:39.000Z

I would like to start collecting 1 ounce gold coins: Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, etc. Anyone want to send me some?

klrman · 2019-09-29T20:14:35.000Z

Rexlion:

I would like to start collecting 1 ounce gold coins: Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, etc. Anyone want to send me some? :laughing:

Best I can do is send you this pic of one, hope it helps!

Cereal_killer · 2019-09-29T20:37:28.000Z

Great comparison pic Canada, cause I know exactly how big a foutain pen tip is, such a relevant item today.

#TheyreSorry

G0OSE · 2019-09-29T22:50:32.000Z

I’ve updated the list. Looks like untracked it is fairy cheap to post to the USA, sending them tracked is going to be prohibitive though takes it up to £8 , untracked is as low as £1.50.

If you guys find the post is too expensive please don’t do post them, it is just not worth it and I’d feel really bad too lol.
I can get mine into a ‘thin letter’ category (in a slice of cardboard with tape all over, no wrapping) you may also be able to get away with a letter size?I know contactcr said it would be like $1.15 – $1.36 USD depending on if you choose “rigid” envelope contents for <1 OZ (so ~3 quarters).
My limit for thin letter is up to 100g , 5mm thick, Minimum size: One surface must be at least 9cm x 14cm, Max length: 24cm Max width: 16.5cm delivery is 6/7 days is £2.30 or £1.50 for around a month delivery.
Looks like this would be doable, from my end anyway - and if you don’t want to swap I’ll obviously pay the postage up to about the same price in dollars.

I was thinking as I have around 20 old halfpenny’s if you wanted to swap maybe I have your year of birth if you’d like? along with some other coins too. Just let me know when you’re ready to go

Cereal_killer · 2019-09-29T23:55:38.000Z

Do you have a “Bicentennial quarter”? It was a standard Washington quarter produced in 1976 with a different reverse image and dated “1776-1976”.
They’re my favorite coin to collect, I have 2 full rolls and part of a 3rd, I could pick a good one if you need it.
Do you want me to see what all beautiful America series I have or just the original state quarters?

As far as trade, do you have anything from 1987? I’m not looking for anything particular, I have very little foreign coins, just like cool things.

G0OSE · 2019-09-30T09:23:12.000Z

Hi Cereal, no I don’t have one of those, that would be nice, ty. The beautiful America ones I think I’ll leave for now, as I need so many it will be too expensive. I’ll carry on grabbing those from work for a while, and when I get like halfway maybe I’ll ask again lol. 1976, that’ll be a tricky one lol, but I’ll have a check through. I have some ideas what I’ll send

Cereal_killer · 2019-10-01T06:06:26.000Z

Ok I’ve found more:
Idaho
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Texas
Washington

G0OSE · 2019-10-01T14:01:36.000Z

Nice finding Cereal, we’re getting there lol! I have updated the list.

neo71665 · 2019-10-02T22:57:13.000Z

They made bicentennial quarters and 1/2 dollars. I have a couple of the quarters, only one 1/2 that I know about. I inherited my grandmother’s coin collection and aint had time to go through it.

no luck in the quarter hunt over the last week. Have only got 3: ozark riverways, north carolina, and cumberland gap. You want any hollar at me. Need to get your addy and I’ll mail em.

Cereal_killer · 2019-10-03T05:54:16.000Z

I got a few of the ’76 halfs but I ain’t coming off them, to rare now days (I find the quarters all the time).

GOOSE pm me your info so I can get the ones I have mailed, planning on sending in multiple letters to keep price low.

cpf_borealis · 2019-10-03T08:34:10.000Z

G0OSE:

The beautiful America ones

FYI it’s “America the Beautiful” (ATB) and I believe each state coin was minted at both Philly and Denver mints, so if you want a “full set”, you need one from each mint :money_mouth_face:.

AEDe · 2019-10-03T10:18:36.000Z

BTW price of full set (D or P) of 50 states quarters’or ’Beautiful America” in mint condition is about 30$.So what is interest to collect them if I could buy all for the price of 1 good flashlight?)

contactcr · 2019-10-03T15:09:42.000Z

AEDe:

BTW price of full set (D or P) of 50 states quarters’or ’Beautiful America” in mint condition is about 30$.So what is interest to collect them if I could buy all for the price of 1 good flashlight?)

I don’t think there has to be a good reason to do it. I have dozens of flashlights and I barely go out at night. They certainly aren’t making me any money either.

G0OSE · 2019-10-03T16:05:47.000Z

cpf_borealis:

G0OSE:

The beautiful America ones

FYI it’s “America the Beautiful” (ATB) and I believe each state coin was minted at both Philly and Denver mints, so if you want a “full set”, you need one from each mint :money_mouth_face:.

Lol I’ll settle for just one from either mint, I’m not that fanatical about it……yet :person_facepalming:

G0OSE · 2020-03-16T09:17:03.000Z

Wow, forgot all about this thread until I started work again! I’d just like to say I never received any of the packages, but thank you kindly for sending them anyway.

lumenzilla · 2020-03-16T09:39:07.000Z

I used to collect coins, my oldest was dated 1882.
I don’t know where they’re now, went missing when I leave my parents house.

Now I started again with coins from countries I visited. Especially if they’re copper.

richbuff · 2020-03-17T00:08:40.000Z

Yes, my rarest is a NGC XF40 1874 2 1/2 quarter eagle. Total population, including certifiable and non-certifiable is 125. That is the same population as 1893-S Morgan dollars in MS60 and above.

I have studied Morgan population/grade charts for decades. 1892-S has a super steep grade/price curve, and 1885-CC has a super flat grade/price curve.

alpg88 · 2020-03-17T00:19:41.000Z

how up to date is your 25c coin list?? i have few jars of quarters, let me know which ones you still need.