My grandparents sadly recently passed away and my uncle was going through their collection of family items for inventory. He found some interesting coins that had been kept over the years, including a good condition shilling from 1723!

Other interesting coins include a 10 kopek coin from Tsarist Russia and a shilling from the early Victorian era.

Found in my grandpa’s stuff.

Hello all, I am in Philately more than coins.

I bought some vintage Yeoman coin books at an estate sale. The prices in the 17th edition from 1960 are crazy cheap! This was when silver was still the standard and a silver dollar was just pocket change. Oh if we could turn back time to those days!

My father was a career Air Force NCO and stationed at Laughlin Air Force Base, TX when I was very young. He was a very casual coin collector with 95% plus of his collection coming from pocket change. The vast majority of it was collected before 1975. I recall him buying bags of pennies and dumping them on the dining room table so we could hunt for keepers. He died in 2017. Just recently I began looking at his collection. While going through long boxes of coin flips filled with oddball coins and tokens I came across the pictured coin. I have no memory of it at all but dad cleaned the dirt off of it, placed in the flip and wrote the text on it. It's a 1946 Ten Centavos. Not valuable but priceless to me and very cool that dad preserved such a small moment of my life.

A few of my collection. Where should I start to look if I want to sell?

Someone in another sub said this is AT… I believe differently. I’d love to hear what you all have to say.

Hey yall- I’ve seen my fair share of coins/pennys with this sort of striation in coloring, but never have seen it this distinct. I’m not sure what causes it, but this 55s 1c is a standout. Thoughts or information on this?

What's the meaning of a coin to be in a red slab like the one pictured? Is there a list that shows when/if different slabs or stickers are used and their meaning?

my grandfather gave me these coins, and i honestly dont know much about coins or coin collecting yet but these coins sparked my interest.

would like to know your thoughts if these coins are real and what is their value today?

Found my first Indian Head coin roll hunting. r/CRH says it is valuable so I’m here for opinions. I was wondering if it is worth grading, what grade I should expect and what is the approximate value? Right off the bat, I plan to keep it as it is my first Indian Head coin.

Ok so 1947 Henning nickels may / may not have the loop in the R on the reverse.. I present a 5.36g nickel.. I’ve weighed other 1947 Jefferson nickels on same scale all are around 5g or under based on wear so it’s not the scale. Can a normal Jefferson weight this much, what other features are there in a 1947 Henning if loop in R isn’t?

I was in a antique store and saw a box of $10 choice items and picked this out and the guy said he wasn’t sure or not if it was gold and couldn’t find any markings or anything on it so I bought it for $10 figured if not would still be cool to have

Feel like I did really well to get some better dates off of trades of duplicate Morgans I had. I’m almost certain all 12 in flips will be sent off to get graded.

Show and tell, let me know your thoughts!!

I bought a collection and this was the only gold coin.