Last month, a Henderson resident walked in with a canvas bag of coins from her grandmother’s closet — quarters, dimes, half dollars, a few dollars. She figured they were worth
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A woman walked into our showroom on Eastern Ave last spring carrying a zip-lock bag of coins her late father had kept in a coffee can for decades. She assumed
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A raw 1856 Flying Eagle cent in what appeared to be VF-25 condition came into our Las Vegas showroom last year with an estate lot of mixed 19th-century coins. The
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Two Walking Liberty halves in a flat plastic sleeve sat on our counter last spring — a 1916-D and a 1917-D Obverse, brought in by an heir who had no
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A worn 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent sold at Heritage Auctions in early 2025 for $1,680 in VG-8 condition — a coin that could theoretically still be found in a grandparent’s
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Somebody walked into the DEI showroom on Eastern Ave last spring with a small envelope of Buffalo nickels from a grandparent’s collection. Fifteen coins total — most worn flat, worth
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A common-date 1922 Peace dollar and a common-date 1921 Morgan dollar will both bring you roughly the same melt value — about $58–$62 at current silver spot near $32/oz, according
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Coin Errors vs Varieties: How a Minting Mistake Can Make Your Coin Worth Thousands A 1955 Lincoln cent with doubled lettering so obvious you can see it with naked eyes
Coin Errors vs Varieties: How a Minting Mistake Can Make Your Coin Worth Thousands Read Post »
A retiree walked into DEI’s showroom on Eastern Ave last spring carrying a PCGS-graded 1881-S Morgan dollar in MS-65. She’d seen silver spot price at roughly $30 per ounce that
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Two months ago, a Henderson, Nevada resident walked into our showroom on Eastern Ave carrying five American Gold Eagle coins purchased from an online seller for what seemed like a
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