TweetNo idea but so cool!


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Originally Posted by animal87

I was digging through some of my stuff and came across a jar of coins I have that I forgot about. I have some silver dollars from the 1880's and wheat pennies from the 1830's and 1840's along with a bunch of old nickels and quaters.

Do any of you know how much something like that is worth?

that's pretty cool. Time to google your little fingers away,lol. I will ask my Dad when I talk to him cause he is a big collector of all kinds of old stuff and knows a lot about where to find things out

Tweetthe silver dollars are worth there weight in silver if there that old. the pennys may have a bit of value based on what pennys they are. hit a coin dealer up they will be able to tell you what you got. some flea makets even got coin dealers now you can BS with.

TweetI had a little time to research. Sometimes the sliver dollars are worth quite a bit and the pennies are even $50. If you can find a collector that wants them enough and they are in good condition which these are.

Tweetsilver dollars are definitely worth the silver but even more to a collector. My grandma gave me a bag of silver dollars from around the same time because i collected coins. her dad saved them during the depression, when he dies she got them.

my dad took 25 coins that would be worth probably $50-100 each today and deposited them for $25 in a savings account for me.

i will never forget that.

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

silver dollars are definitely worth the silver but even more to a collector. My grandma gave me a bag of silver dollars from around the same time because i collected coins. her dad saved them during the depression, when he dies she got them.

my dad took 25 coins that would be worth probably $50-100 each today and deposited them for $25 in a savings account for me.

i will never forget that.

Your dad sounds like a good man brother.