Greetings everyone. Found this on the floor at a HEB. I did some quick research and think it's from the 1800's. I think it's a shield nickel but no idea. Any info is helpful. Thanks!

I understand that one is supposed to be silver vs no silver. However, based on the certificate they both have the exact same composition.
What is the difference between the 26RG and 26RH sets?

Thanks for the help!

Not sure if I can ask that but idk where else to go. I never seen this in my life and only found one on Ebay

Hey guys found this coin at work, any ideas what it is and or its value? Georgia united stated for location reference.

Hey guys found this coin at work, any ideas what it is and or its value? Georgia united stated for location reference.

Any thoughts on real vs fake and if real, what grade do you think it might get?

I've never had much luck searching purchased rolls of wheat pennies for album fillers (Lincoln cent #1 and #2). In my experience, the more a seller hypes a roll, the less it actually turns up. So a few months ago I switched to buying partially filled albums from estate sales for fillers and upgrades.

That's worked, but it's left me with boxes of album leftovers and dozens of pounds of loosely sorted rolls. I've been wondering whether there's a better use for them than sitting in a closet.

The idea is to "rewild" the album duplicates by mixing them back into general-population rolls. Before I do anything, I'd like to know how hunters actually feel about that:

Is it a thrill or a turn-off? Does knowing a roll has album coins mixed in make it more fun, or does it kill the point of hunting?

Disclosure. If you bought rolls like this, would you want them labeled (e.g. "contains re-circulated album coins")? Does labeling change whether you'd buy at all?

Better route? Would you rather see these go back into circulation through a bank deposit, or be sold as clearly described sets instead of hidden in rolls?

Already-searched rolls. How do you feel about buying rolls someone has already searched, if it's disclosed?

I'm not selling anything in this post. I just want to handle this in a way the CRH community would consider fair. Thanks.

Edit: Original text doesnt specify that I'm talking about mostly album #1 leftovers (with semi-key and better dates) and a few album #2 leftovers.

You can look at the same coin dozens of times and still miss something. A tiny initial, something in the background, or a detail you’ve been interpreting completely wrong.

Then someone points it out, and suddenly it’s obvious. Hard to imagine how you ever looked past it.

I’m curious about the little design details rather than rare varieties or errors. Things that are right there on an ordinary coin, but easy to overlook.

What’s yours? Bonus points if you spent years thinking part of the design was something else. Give the rest of us something to go check on our own coins.

Is this an 1873, No Arrows, Closed 3, Seated Quarter? 40k minted? Albeit it terrible condition, but did I steal this at $14?

Another super nice nickel from circulation what gets me is this can float around even if its for one round to get rolled and sent back out in circulation and can look this good but I csnt get a coin feom the mint that looks half as nice.

Hey Team,
I’ve read the FAQs and understand this type of post isn’t preferred. But I have no idea where to even start.
I’m not looking for tons of detail or even a dollar amount valuation. Simply if I have any pieces that I should invest any time into researching further.
Link is through imgur- nothing promotional or sketchy. Just pics of the coins.

I am so appreciative of any advice I can get!

Link to coins: https://imgur.com/a/rare-coins-old-coins-valuable-coins-MqbYJp5

Beautiful design on this one! Really can't believe how nice the ocean waves look on a coin.

$1 slot machine gaming token from the Flamingo Hilton in Las Vegas, Nevada. These were popular in the 70’s and 80’s.

My dad gave me this coin collection about 10 years ago. I was just going through some of my old things and stumbled across it again. Curious if anyone knows anything about any of these and if they would be worth anything substantial if I were to sell as I am trying to buy a house.

Found this piece in an old Folgers can during a move and thought it may be of interest here

I find so many beautiful mirrory 2023 nickels. Anyone else notice this? I love them. Must have had a good strike year. Or maybe there’s just a lot of them?
(Also ignore the label)

Fairly new to the hobby and got this trade dollar from a dealer I have bought from before. While reading about trade dollars saw so many people mention they would never buy one unslabbed.

Does anything scream fake to you guys?

I wasn't until I bought this coin that learned that Danzig was it's own free state from 1920-1939.

trying to determine grade

nothing special, but kinda happy to get a silver one.