How Much Does A Year 2000 2 Euro Coin Cost 2day?
Q. ok me and my dad found alot of old coinz we got about 5000 bucks in bold coins rit now but we found the euro one and we couldnt find how much it cost
Asked by Alesia - Tue Jul 14 00:19:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to have a guess at 2 Euros.
Answered by Sageandscholar - Tue Jul 14 01:37:59 2009
Q. ok me and my dad found alot of old coinz we got about 5000 bucks in bold coins rit now but we found the euro one and we couldnt find how much it cost
Asked by Alesia - Tue Jul 14 00:19:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to have a guess at 2 Euros.
Answered by Sageandscholar - Tue Jul 14 01:37:59 2009
Is it time to ditch the 1c,2c and 5c Euro coins?
Q. I live in Ireland, and my purse if full of this small change, due to the shop keepers fondness for pricing everything at 1.99 etc. I routinely empty my purse out into charity boxes, but soon builds up again. But I was in Italy last week where they have the sense to price stuff at a round 2.00. My purse was no longer weighed down with useless tiny coins, which I thought was great. I gave a local all my Irish 'coppers', he asked for it, like it was a novelty...
Asked by Christine - Sun Dec 6 06:41:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the 1 c is smaller than the old half penny, and that was scrapped. it's also worth just slightly more than it. We could change the name of the ha'penny bridge to the 1 cent...mmm, then again, doesn't have the same ring to it. Yeah, they are annoying, but they soon add up,
Answered by bettyboo - Tue Dec 8 06:06:52 2009
Q. I live in Ireland, and my purse if full of this small change, due to the shop keepers fondness for pricing everything at 1.99 etc. I routinely empty my purse out into charity boxes, but soon builds up again. But I was in Italy last week where they have the sense to price stuff at a round 2.00. My purse was no longer weighed down with useless tiny coins, which I thought was great. I gave a local all my Irish 'coppers', he asked for it, like it was a novelty...
Asked by Christine - Sun Dec 6 06:41:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the 1 c is smaller than the old half penny, and that was scrapped. it's also worth just slightly more than it. We could change the name of the ha'penny bridge to the 1 cent...mmm, then again, doesn't have the same ring to it. Yeah, they are annoying, but they soon add up,
Answered by bettyboo - Tue Dec 8 06:06:52 2009
Changing Euro coins in the UK?
Q. My niece collected a pile of my old Euro coins in change and I gave them to her for a trip. There's about 50 Euros in total, 10 in a note and the rest in 2 and 1 Euro coins. Does anybody know where she can get them changed into Enlgish money? Banks only do the notes.
Asked by alan99lewis - Wed Nov 8 07:10:04 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends were you live, some shops apparently accept them, (marks and spencers i beleive) and NCP car park meters accept them in london, As much as i appreciate this may not be a lot of use to your neice, no country i have been to will change coins from any other. Best britain join the euro!
Answered by Pope my ride! - Wed Nov 8 07:27:42 2006
Q. My niece collected a pile of my old Euro coins in change and I gave them to her for a trip. There's about 50 Euros in total, 10 in a note and the rest in 2 and 1 Euro coins. Does anybody know where she can get them changed into Enlgish money? Banks only do the notes.
Asked by alan99lewis - Wed Nov 8 07:10:04 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends were you live, some shops apparently accept them, (marks and spencers i beleive) and NCP car park meters accept them in london, As much as i appreciate this may not be a lot of use to your neice, no country i have been to will change coins from any other. Best britain join the euro!
Answered by Pope my ride! - Wed Nov 8 07:27:42 2006
where can i sell spare euros if they are coins? post office will not buy coins ,will natwest accept it?
Q. i have a fair bit of euros to change back to pounds but post office will not accept it because they are in 1 and 2 euro coins. will my bank (natwest) accept it?
Asked by fili - Thu Dec 17 10:00:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, none of the banks will except coins from anywhere, your stuck with them, like me.
Answered by Plato's scholar - Thu Dec 17 10:20:24 2009
Q. i have a fair bit of euros to change back to pounds but post office will not accept it because they are in 1 and 2 euro coins. will my bank (natwest) accept it?
Asked by fili - Thu Dec 17 10:00:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, none of the banks will except coins from anywhere, your stuck with them, like me.
Answered by Plato's scholar - Thu Dec 17 10:20:24 2009
Where to exchange a lot of Euro coins in the States?
Q. I have a lot of Euro coins that I wasn't able to unload before I left Europe. I wasn't worried, as I thought it would be easy to exchange them here, but it's not. Anyone know where I can do this? I can't go to the airport because 1) I would need to get back into the international terminal and 2) I already tried, they don't do coins. So where do I go? Also, I don't plan on going back, so I don't want to save them for a future trip. It is just extra money I have sitting around that I can't use.
Asked by Matt W - Tue Oct 6 03:22:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a lot of Euro coins that I wasn't able to unload before I left Europe. I wasn't worried, as I thought it would be easy to exchange them here, but it's not. Anyone know where I can do this? I can't go to the airport because 1) I would need to get back into the international terminal and 2) I already tried, they don't do coins. So where do I go? Also, I don't plan on going back, so I don't want to save them for a future trip. It is just extra money I have sitting around that I can't use.
Asked by Matt W - Tue Oct 6 03:22:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Which kind of Euro should I get?
Q. Hi, I and am looking to buy euro coins for a collectors item. I want to know which is more valuable in it's metals, a 1 euro piece or 2 euro piece. In other words, which should I buy.
Asked by Anthony - Sat May 31 09:29:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For collectors of Euro coins the verso is much more important than the face value. The obverse looks identical everywhere in Europe but the verso depends on the issuing country. Coins issued in larger countries, like Germany, France, Spain or Italy, have a pretty low collector's value (hardly differs from the nominal amount) but coins from smaller countries (i.e. countries with a small population) like Finland, Luxembourg or Malta are of a much higher value (regardless of the face value). The most valuable coins are those issued in the Vatican, in Monaco and in San Marino, but they are almost impossible to find, even for us Europeans. obverses: (for the versos of the new members Slovenia, Malta and Cyprus click right) versos:
Answered by Matti - Sat May 31 11:32:06 2008
Q. Hi, I and am looking to buy euro coins for a collectors item. I want to know which is more valuable in it's metals, a 1 euro piece or 2 euro piece. In other words, which should I buy.
Asked by Anthony - Sat May 31 09:29:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For collectors of Euro coins the verso is much more important than the face value. The obverse looks identical everywhere in Europe but the verso depends on the issuing country. Coins issued in larger countries, like Germany, France, Spain or Italy, have a pretty low collector's value (hardly differs from the nominal amount) but coins from smaller countries (i.e. countries with a small population) like Finland, Luxembourg or Malta are of a much higher value (regardless of the face value). The most valuable coins are those issued in the Vatican, in Monaco and in San Marino, but they are almost impossible to find, even for us Europeans. obverses: (for the versos of the new members Slovenia, Malta and Cyprus click right) versos:
Answered by Matti - Sat May 31 11:32:06 2008
How can I keep my rose bush dwarf-like?
Q. My boyfriend gave me a small rose bush in Christmas. It's in a small pot and it's still very small, the roses that already bloomed are as big as a 2 euro coin. I really, really wanted to keep it small like that. How should I do?
Asked by AnnieLestrange - Sun Jan 31 08:37:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a miniature rose bush is still a rose bush... if it survives till spring, take it outside and plant it if you want it to live a long time... it will not stay small, it will grow three or four ft tall... with lots of miniature roses on it... if you keep it in a pot, you'll eventually lose it... they are, after all, real rose bushes... and they don't belong in a house... unless it's a greenhouse!... but if you're going to try it, then learn all you can about bonsai...
Answered by meanolmaw - Sun Jan 31 09:06:02 2010
Q. My boyfriend gave me a small rose bush in Christmas. It's in a small pot and it's still very small, the roses that already bloomed are as big as a 2 euro coin. I really, really wanted to keep it small like that. How should I do?
Asked by AnnieLestrange - Sun Jan 31 08:37:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a miniature rose bush is still a rose bush... if it survives till spring, take it outside and plant it if you want it to live a long time... it will not stay small, it will grow three or four ft tall... with lots of miniature roses on it... if you keep it in a pot, you'll eventually lose it... they are, after all, real rose bushes... and they don't belong in a house... unless it's a greenhouse!... but if you're going to try it, then learn all you can about bonsai...
Answered by meanolmaw - Sun Jan 31 09:06:02 2010
Can a 14 year old get a tattoo?
Q. I am 14 and just wanted to ask: could i get a tattoo ( ) the size of a 2 euro coin ( about a 50p size ) on my shoulder with my mom. She has agreed to let me and is happy about it. I am NOT a wild child by the way. is that ok? Thanks all...I have decided i shall wait.or...get it done in Henna...so beautifull! and no scars. Lola Hannah Rose xxx
Asked by Hannah [Hysteria] - Thu Apr 12 10:05:27 2007 - - 27 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Waaay too young!
Answered by Molly323 - Thu Apr 12 10:07:33 2007
Q. I am 14 and just wanted to ask: could i get a tattoo ( ) the size of a 2 euro coin ( about a 50p size ) on my shoulder with my mom. She has agreed to let me and is happy about it. I am NOT a wild child by the way. is that ok? Thanks all...I have decided i shall wait.or...get it done in Henna...so beautifull! and no scars. Lola Hannah Rose xxx
Asked by Hannah [Hysteria] - Thu Apr 12 10:05:27 2007 - - 27 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Waaay too young!
Answered by Molly323 - Thu Apr 12 10:07:33 2007
While scuba diving a few years back i hit my leg off of poisonus coral?
Q. While scuba diving a few years back i hit my leg off of poisonus coral. since then i have had an itch which is now transformed from the size of a 2 euro coin to the whole of my calf. I have tried numerous creams but nothing that i have tried gives permanent relief. Does anyone know anything about this
Asked by THE G MAN - Tue May 12 13:00:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why did you let it go so long? I would see a Doctor and have them refer you to a toxicologist. Its better to be safe then sorry, especially since you're dealing with an organisms defense mechanism that has evolved so other organisms know not to mess with them.
Answered by th3malakianefkt - Tue May 12 13:55:03 2009
Q. While scuba diving a few years back i hit my leg off of poisonus coral. since then i have had an itch which is now transformed from the size of a 2 euro coin to the whole of my calf. I have tried numerous creams but nothing that i have tried gives permanent relief. Does anyone know anything about this
Asked by THE G MAN - Tue May 12 13:00:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why did you let it go so long? I would see a Doctor and have them refer you to a toxicologist. Its better to be safe then sorry, especially since you're dealing with an organisms defense mechanism that has evolved so other organisms know not to mess with them.
Answered by th3malakianefkt - Tue May 12 13:55:03 2009
italian coins?
Q. im doing a project on the 2 euro 1 euro and 50 and 20 euro italian coins any information you have on these coins mostly the image on them would be great thanx
Asked by coolio - Fri May 9 03:19:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. italian euros, just like the other european union states' euros have the same heads. the only difference is the tails, each country being free to choose national simbols for the tails. you have here pictures with the italian euros.
Answered by john s - Fri May 9 04:51:10 2008
Q. im doing a project on the 2 euro 1 euro and 50 and 20 euro italian coins any information you have on these coins mostly the image on them would be great thanx
Asked by coolio - Fri May 9 03:19:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. italian euros, just like the other european union states' euros have the same heads. the only difference is the tails, each country being free to choose national simbols for the tails. you have here pictures with the italian euros.
Answered by john s - Fri May 9 04:51:10 2008
Math help with euros and systems.?
Q. "There are 2 denominations of the Euro 1 Euro coins and 2 Euro coins. Jake has 11 coins in his pocket equaling 18 euros. How many of each coin does he have?" Please post work. Thx :)
Asked by peter h - Wed May 19 16:08:29 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. x = # of 1Euro coins (11-x) = # of 2Euro coins 1 * x + 2 * (11-x) = 18 1x + 22 - 2x = 18 -x = -4 x = 4 He has 4 one Euro coins and 7 two Euro coins
Answered by Jackie - Wed May 19 16:19:40 2010
Q. "There are 2 denominations of the Euro 1 Euro coins and 2 Euro coins. Jake has 11 coins in his pocket equaling 18 euros. How many of each coin does he have?" Please post work. Thx :)
Asked by peter h - Wed May 19 16:08:29 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. x = # of 1Euro coins (11-x) = # of 2Euro coins 1 * x + 2 * (11-x) = 18 1x + 22 - 2x = 18 -x = -4 x = 4 He has 4 one Euro coins and 7 two Euro coins
Answered by Jackie - Wed May 19 16:19:40 2010
Can Anyone identify this coin?
Q. Its made from the same metals as a 2 euro coin but i know its not a 2 euro. Ive looked at coins online but its not like anything i can find. Its probably just a fake but its driving me nuts. Here are photos of each side...
Asked by jk - Fri Dec 14 20:02:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a 10 baht from Thailand commemorating the silver jubilee of the King's reign. There are two varieties of this coin, one with small inner circle and the other with large circle. Yours is the small circle variety where the bottom of the King's bust touches the circle line. Value is the same for both varieties; $3 in mint state, face value if circulated. Date of the coin is 1996.
Answered by Michael - Fri Dec 14 23:48:47 2007
Q. Its made from the same metals as a 2 euro coin but i know its not a 2 euro. Ive looked at coins online but its not like anything i can find. Its probably just a fake but its driving me nuts. Here are photos of each side...
Asked by jk - Fri Dec 14 20:02:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a 10 baht from Thailand commemorating the silver jubilee of the King's reign. There are two varieties of this coin, one with small inner circle and the other with large circle. Yours is the small circle variety where the bottom of the King's bust touches the circle line. Value is the same for both varieties; $3 in mint state, face value if circulated. Date of the coin is 1996.
Answered by Michael - Fri Dec 14 23:48:47 2007
Americans are too slow to permanently convert the dollar bill into a dollar coin?
Q. It's been years and taken multiple attempts to abandon the dollar bill and circulate the dollar coin. The silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony and the Sacajawea all failed to replace the George Washington bill. There should be a coin that is totally different than other cent coins and should be heavier to show value. They should make the coins to collect them, they should be made to spend. The dollar coins at a similar value exists in many developed countries. They have coins including the Canadian Loonie and Toonie, the British pound and 2 pounds, the Australian Dollar and 2 Dollars, the Japanese 100 yen the 50 New Taiwan , and the 1 and 2 Euro coins. The coins last much longer and saves a lot of money circulating and replacing than… [cont.]
Asked by Benjamin S - Fri Nov 30 13:12:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. I have received some dollar coins recently and find them to be much more useful and easy to use. We also have 50 cent pieces that are almost completely out of circulation. Sometimes it seems the coin collectors are more in control of our money then the government.
Answered by mysty1969 - Fri Nov 30 13:23:29 2007
Q. It's been years and taken multiple attempts to abandon the dollar bill and circulate the dollar coin. The silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony and the Sacajawea all failed to replace the George Washington bill. There should be a coin that is totally different than other cent coins and should be heavier to show value. They should make the coins to collect them, they should be made to spend. The dollar coins at a similar value exists in many developed countries. They have coins including the Canadian Loonie and Toonie, the British pound and 2 pounds, the Australian Dollar and 2 Dollars, the Japanese 100 yen the 50 New Taiwan , and the 1 and 2 Euro coins. The coins last much longer and saves a lot of money circulating and replacing than… [cont.]
Asked by Benjamin S - Fri Nov 30 13:12:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. I have received some dollar coins recently and find them to be much more useful and easy to use. We also have 50 cent pieces that are almost completely out of circulation. Sometimes it seems the coin collectors are more in control of our money then the government.
Answered by mysty1969 - Fri Nov 30 13:23:29 2007
i want to gauge my ears but am lost on how to.?
Q. i really want to Gauge my ears. obviously i went through a rediculous Scene emo phase and and i'm over it now that i'm older. back when i was "emo" i wanted gauges but convinced myself to wait and think about it. i consider myself kind of Urbanpreppy. i live off Metropark and American Apparel edhardy and Diesel. ---But thats besides the point--- i just dont want people to repost saying "oh your just trying to be emo/scene" cause i am NOT. its been maybe a year almost 2 and i STILL want them and bad. i dont want them sickly big but not small to where they're pointless to have. i would like the size to be between the 1 cent (Euro Coins; i live in Barsbuettel-Hamburg Germany) and a USD dime. (live with mom in Ohio durring summer) … [cont.]
Asked by Chelly Willo - Sat Oct 18 17:36:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, just know that you can't just go from normal earring size to 00g. You have to go through a process called tapering. You go to a piercing studio and let them know you want to gauge your ears, and choose your goal size. You then will get your holes stretched with a tapering tool to the next size up from what you have. You can resize the holes every 6-8 weeks, going up in size each time. The ears have to heal in between each size. Continue this process until you reach the gauge you are happy with. It will take time but it is worth it. I also found this link you may find it interesting.
Answered by star girl - Sat Oct 18 17:49:46 2008
Q. i really want to Gauge my ears. obviously i went through a rediculous Scene emo phase and and i'm over it now that i'm older. back when i was "emo" i wanted gauges but convinced myself to wait and think about it. i consider myself kind of Urbanpreppy. i live off Metropark and American Apparel edhardy and Diesel. ---But thats besides the point--- i just dont want people to repost saying "oh your just trying to be emo/scene" cause i am NOT. its been maybe a year almost 2 and i STILL want them and bad. i dont want them sickly big but not small to where they're pointless to have. i would like the size to be between the 1 cent (Euro Coins; i live in Barsbuettel-Hamburg Germany) and a USD dime. (live with mom in Ohio durring summer) … [cont.]
Asked by Chelly Willo - Sat Oct 18 17:36:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, just know that you can't just go from normal earring size to 00g. You have to go through a process called tapering. You go to a piercing studio and let them know you want to gauge your ears, and choose your goal size. You then will get your holes stretched with a tapering tool to the next size up from what you have. You can resize the holes every 6-8 weeks, going up in size each time. The ears have to heal in between each size. Continue this process until you reach the gauge you are happy with. It will take time but it is worth it. I also found this link you may find it interesting.
Answered by star girl - Sat Oct 18 17:49:46 2008
what type of coin is this ?
Q. what type of coin is this i think its a 2 euro coin but it doesnt say 2, it has a picture of a castle/tower type building on one side and on the other side it has a man wearing glasses, i have looked all over the internet but cant find what country it is from it doesnt even have a year on it pics are here
Asked by walkman0642 - Sun May 31 14:43:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be stupid for saying this. But to me it looks like Chairman Mao of china. So if it that than it a yuan coin
Answered by The Answer - Sun May 31 15:00:50 2009
Q. what type of coin is this i think its a 2 euro coin but it doesnt say 2, it has a picture of a castle/tower type building on one side and on the other side it has a man wearing glasses, i have looked all over the internet but cant find what country it is from it doesnt even have a year on it pics are here
Asked by walkman0642 - Sun May 31 14:43:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be stupid for saying this. But to me it looks like Chairman Mao of china. So if it that than it a yuan coin
Answered by The Answer - Sun May 31 15:00:50 2009
Are shops allowed to refuse coins of 1 or 2 cts?
Q. Today I was shopping at the Action and the cashier refused to accept coins of 1 and 2 cts from the customer before me. She said they weren't allowed to accept them as they could not get rid of these coins. My question is whether this argument is valid since 2 coins of 2 cts and one of 1 still makes 5 cts and these coins are valid currency in the entire Euro zone, even though they aren't minted in Finland and the Netherlands anymore. I know that 200 and 500 bills also won't be accepted, but that's only because cashiers don't have that many chain and if you use them to pay for 180 than it's no problem.
Asked by Frisian - Tue Nov 10 12:06:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well actually I think the cashier was wrong because it is by "voluntary agreement" that 1 & 2 cent coins are not used in the Netherlands. However even in Finland where it is law not to use them, they are still legal tender regardless and "However, each euro country will always have to accept the small coins as legal tender. Retailers in the Netherlands and Finland must accept the 1- and 2-cent pieces on the rare occasions that foreigners use them, but shopkeepers won't give the coins as change"
Answered by bl bl - Fri Nov 13 06:15:11 2009
Q. Today I was shopping at the Action and the cashier refused to accept coins of 1 and 2 cts from the customer before me. She said they weren't allowed to accept them as they could not get rid of these coins. My question is whether this argument is valid since 2 coins of 2 cts and one of 1 still makes 5 cts and these coins are valid currency in the entire Euro zone, even though they aren't minted in Finland and the Netherlands anymore. I know that 200 and 500 bills also won't be accepted, but that's only because cashiers don't have that many chain and if you use them to pay for 180 than it's no problem.
Asked by Frisian - Tue Nov 10 12:06:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well actually I think the cashier was wrong because it is by "voluntary agreement" that 1 & 2 cent coins are not used in the Netherlands. However even in Finland where it is law not to use them, they are still legal tender regardless and "However, each euro country will always have to accept the small coins as legal tender. Retailers in the Netherlands and Finland must accept the 1- and 2-cent pieces on the rare occasions that foreigners use them, but shopkeepers won't give the coins as change"
Answered by bl bl - Fri Nov 13 06:15:11 2009
What country has a 3 coin? Not england as it's 1p 2p 5p 25p 50p and 1 2 ?
Q. Hey! What country has a 3 something worth coin? NOt england or euros... Thanks (just for a laugh)
Asked by blue*dude - Tue Dec 11 02:23:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got a coin that's worth three times nothing. Does that count?
Answered by Drop the phone - Tue Dec 11 02:26:15 2007
Q. Hey! What country has a 3 something worth coin? NOt england or euros... Thanks (just for a laugh)
Asked by blue*dude - Tue Dec 11 02:23:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got a coin that's worth three times nothing. Does that count?
Answered by Drop the phone - Tue Dec 11 02:26:15 2007
Please help me estimating worth of Coins...?
Q. * (6) wheat pennies. Years are 1944, 1946, 1953, 1955, 1956 , and 1956. * (1) 1974 canadian penny * (2) Indian head pennies. Years are 1898 and 1905. * (1) William Henry Harrison Presidential Dollar * (1) "20 Centavos" 1955 mexican Coin. * (1) "$100" 1984 Mexican Gold Coin * (1) 1999 Euro * (1) "Mob of Roo's" 1994 Australian Gold Coin (Not the proof) * (1) 1991 "5 Pence" Coin * (1) 1997 "$2" Gold Mexican Coin * (1) 1970 "1 Fr." * (1) 2005 "1 VI JIAO" * (1) Canadian "25 cent" coin * (1) 1994 "10 cent" Mexican Silver Coin * (1) 1993 "N$1" Mexican Silver/Gold coin * (1) 1776-1976 Silver Dollar I relize details are vauge... they are all in perfect condition. I also relize I need to get them appraised in person. but I really dont know where to… [cont.]
Asked by country girl - Thu Jan 14 18:21:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not believe any of your coins are gold or silver, but they are made of aluminum-bronze, brass, and cupro-nickel metals. Most of them are not very old or rare thus not worth a whole lot, but they might increase in value over time. You have a great start to a world coin collection. US Lincoln "wheat" Cents are worth less than a nickel each 1974 Canadian Cent face value US Indian Head Cents worth less than $4 if you can not read the full LIBERTY on the headband 2009 US WH Harrison Presidential Dollar face value 1955 Mexican 20 Centavos if it matches the coin in the first link AND is pristine (better than the one in the photo) it MIGHT be worth a few bucks. There is another variety worth less. 1984 Mexican 100 Pesos is made of brass… [cont.]
Answered by liberty 911 - Thu Jan 14 21:27:13 2010
Q. * (6) wheat pennies. Years are 1944, 1946, 1953, 1955, 1956 , and 1956. * (1) 1974 canadian penny * (2) Indian head pennies. Years are 1898 and 1905. * (1) William Henry Harrison Presidential Dollar * (1) "20 Centavos" 1955 mexican Coin. * (1) "$100" 1984 Mexican Gold Coin * (1) 1999 Euro * (1) "Mob of Roo's" 1994 Australian Gold Coin (Not the proof) * (1) 1991 "5 Pence" Coin * (1) 1997 "$2" Gold Mexican Coin * (1) 1970 "1 Fr." * (1) 2005 "1 VI JIAO" * (1) Canadian "25 cent" coin * (1) 1994 "10 cent" Mexican Silver Coin * (1) 1993 "N$1" Mexican Silver/Gold coin * (1) 1776-1976 Silver Dollar I relize details are vauge... they are all in perfect condition. I also relize I need to get them appraised in person. but I really dont know where to… [cont.]
Asked by country girl - Thu Jan 14 18:21:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not believe any of your coins are gold or silver, but they are made of aluminum-bronze, brass, and cupro-nickel metals. Most of them are not very old or rare thus not worth a whole lot, but they might increase in value over time. You have a great start to a world coin collection. US Lincoln "wheat" Cents are worth less than a nickel each 1974 Canadian Cent face value US Indian Head Cents worth less than $4 if you can not read the full LIBERTY on the headband 2009 US WH Harrison Presidential Dollar face value 1955 Mexican 20 Centavos if it matches the coin in the first link AND is pristine (better than the one in the photo) it MIGHT be worth a few bucks. There is another variety worth less. 1984 Mexican 100 Pesos is made of brass… [cont.]
Answered by liberty 911 - Thu Jan 14 21:27:13 2010
I have a collection of German DMark coins, some going back to before WW II, do they have any value?
Q. These coins are from a collection my wife received from her father after his death. They are in 1, 2, 5 and 10 DMark values. Many are dated before World War II. I don't know the exact way to grade a coin but these appear to be mostly unused or maybe uncirrculated. Some are in commerative packaging. All were legal tender in Germany at one time or the other before the Euro. We are wondering if they still have any value above there legal tender face value. As a matter of fact we are not sure if they even have a value as legal tender anymore. At one time you could trade all DMarks in for Euros, but I don't know if you can even do that anymore.
Asked by BWeldon - Wed May 16 00:38:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not legal tender any more. The coins during the war have not been legal tender since the end of the war. Germany had a monetary change in 1948 and then again when the Euro showed up. They are worth more as a collectors item anyway. Since they are large denominations they do have a collector base, especially in Germany but also here in the states. There are always collectors of commemorative coins, as well as WW II coin collectors. Without seeing them or having a list of dates, mint marks and denomination of each I can't help you more than this. If you have the packaging then those must be uncirculated coins or proofs. If they were a collection then the other coins are probably of a high circulated grades. German's are usually… [cont.]
Answered by Taiping - Wed May 16 13:50:24 2007
Q. These coins are from a collection my wife received from her father after his death. They are in 1, 2, 5 and 10 DMark values. Many are dated before World War II. I don't know the exact way to grade a coin but these appear to be mostly unused or maybe uncirrculated. Some are in commerative packaging. All were legal tender in Germany at one time or the other before the Euro. We are wondering if they still have any value above there legal tender face value. As a matter of fact we are not sure if they even have a value as legal tender anymore. At one time you could trade all DMarks in for Euros, but I don't know if you can even do that anymore.
Asked by BWeldon - Wed May 16 00:38:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not legal tender any more. The coins during the war have not been legal tender since the end of the war. Germany had a monetary change in 1948 and then again when the Euro showed up. They are worth more as a collectors item anyway. Since they are large denominations they do have a collector base, especially in Germany but also here in the states. There are always collectors of commemorative coins, as well as WW II coin collectors. Without seeing them or having a list of dates, mint marks and denomination of each I can't help you more than this. If you have the packaging then those must be uncirculated coins or proofs. If they were a collection then the other coins are probably of a high circulated grades. German's are usually… [cont.]
Answered by Taiping - Wed May 16 13:50:24 2007
What does it mean if you find coins in your dream?
Q. they were coins of 1 and 2 euros
Asked by positivecreep21 - Sun Oct 4 16:22:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coins represent value and currency, which means you have seen some aspect of yourself that brings more value to yourself or more means to get the things you want. These are not large sums of money but maybe you recently started something small and it's working out well, so it's a good dream.
Answered by punstress - Sun Oct 4 16:42:48 2009
Q. they were coins of 1 and 2 euros
Asked by positivecreep21 - Sun Oct 4 16:22:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coins represent value and currency, which means you have seen some aspect of yourself that brings more value to yourself or more means to get the things you want. These are not large sums of money but maybe you recently started something small and it's working out well, so it's a good dream.
Answered by punstress - Sun Oct 4 16:42:48 2009
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