Does anyone out there know how to find the value of old coins? I have an 1843 large one cent and a 1908 small?

half dollar, both are in good condition, does any know the value or know where I can find out their value.

Thank you in advance


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    6 Responses to “Does anyone out there know how to find the value of old coins? I have an 1843 large one cent and a 1908 small?”

    • madhavan n:

      you can fix a price and put in on auction

    • Big Ben:

      Maybe by a coin collector.
      If you didn’t know, cleaning your coins damage and reduce their value.

    • sarah s:

      go to barnes and noble and look through the coin books. we have tons in the antiques/ collectibles section.

    • Living In Korea:

      You need to contact a Coin Dealer where you live; there are too many variables you don’t mention that would need answering before giving a definitive answer.

    • Taiping:

      The 1843 Braided hair large cent is valued at $17.50 in grade good which is details on liberty’s head visible even wear on date and legends. In grade fine-all hair lines visible hair cords visible $21 and in extra fine-both hair cords and hair lines are sharp$38. There are 2 1908 cents, one has a mint mark on the reverse t the bottom to the right of the bow. If the S is there then it is from the San Francisco mint and is the first cent to be made at a branch mint. The 1908 is a common date and is worth $1.25 to $2.25 in circulated grades. The S however is worth $46-$65 in regular circulated grades. The above values are about what a dealer would pay.

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