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 1946 Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem+ Bu/Unc from an old Set Collection L384A US $36.00 
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 1943 Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem+ Bu/Unc from an old Set Collection L384B US $44.00
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 1953 Proof Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem+ from an old Set Collection L385 US $68.00
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 Coin Collecting Starter Lot of Ten Coins with 90% Silver Quarter, Dime US $14.99
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 AMAZING US 1906 BARBER SILVER QUARTER COIN COLLECTIBLE GREAT GIFT! #101 US $9.99
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 AMAZING US 1914 BARBER SILVER QUARTER COIN COLLECTIBLE GREAT GIFT! #503 US $9.99
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 AMAZING US 1914 BARBER SILVER QUARTER COIN COLLECTIBLE GREAT GIFT! #501 US $9.99
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 AWESOME US 1909 BARBER SILVER QUARTER COIN COLLECTIBLE GREAT GIFT! #102 US $9.99
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 AMAZING 1892 BARBER SILVER QUARTER COIN COLLECTIBLE GREAT GIFT! #013 US $9.99
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 Three Silver coins collectibles. Dime 1959, quarter 1963, half dollar 1967* US $10.07
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 US COINS COLLECTIBLE SILVER LOT KENNEDY & WALKING LIBERTY HALFS,QUARTERS,DIMES US $87.00
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 1937-S Washington Silver Quarter VF Collection Ready! US $29.95
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 1941-S Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $78.50
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 1942-D Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $38.50
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 1943 Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $21.50
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 1943-S Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $82.50
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 1948 Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $28.00
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 1949 Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $72.50
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 1949-D Washington Silver Quarter ChBU Collection Ready US $56.50
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 Collection 10 Different Old Silver Quarters 1939-1964d US $20.50
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 1912-1936(17) CANADIAN QUARTER COLLECTION - FULL DATES,ALL SILVER,ALL DIFFERENT US $75.00
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 1960 Washington 90% Silver Quarter from an old Set Collection L382 US $15.20
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 1963 Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem Bu/Unc from an old Set Collection L381 US $23.20
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 Nice Standing Liberty Quarter 1928..Great silver Quarter for a collection !! US $1.29
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 Nice Standing Liberty Quarter 1929..Great silver Quarter for a collection !! US $.99
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 Quarter Collection, Washington Silver US $225.00
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 MY COIN COLLECTION,LOTS OF SILVER, MORGAN DOLLARS, HALFS, QUARTERS, Free ship US $1,780.00
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 1916 P, Barber Quarter! SILVER. Great for any Collection! US $7.01
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 (80) Washington Quarters Complete Collection of 90% Silver Coins * ESTATE SALE * US $599.00
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 Silver Quarters (40-piece collection) US $255.99
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 Silver Quarters (60-piece collection) US $384.99
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 COMPLETE 1999-2003 P+D+S+SILVER PROOF WASHINGTON STATEHOOD QUARTERS COLLECTION US $102.50
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 Huge collection of Washington quarters with key dates, silver & unc/proof coins US $15,000.00
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 Washington Quarter Collection 1941-1988 silver and clad in 3 Whitman Folders US $80.00
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 1964-D Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem Bu/Unc from an old Set Collection L380 US $69.00
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 SILVER COIN COLLECTION - 90% SILVER, PROOF SETS, DIMES, QUARTERS, HALVES, + + + US $1,425.00
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 1957 Washington 90% Silver Quarter Gem Bu/Unc from an old Set Collection L379 US $59.00
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 COIN DEALERS COLLECTION LOT SILVER BU PROOF GOLD QUARTER DIME NICKEL US $9,999.00
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 1856 Liberty Seated Silver Quarter VF Collection Ready US $53.00
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 1857 Liberty Seated Silver Quarter VF Collection Ready! US $53.00
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 1897-O Barber Silver Quarter GOOD & Collection Ready US $30.50
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 CANADA 1911 Quarter Dollar CANADIAN 25 Cents, .925 SILVER, collectible grade !! US $4.77
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 Vintage Roll Washington Silver Quarters 40 Bullion, Mixed Lot, Collection US $299.00
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 1932-1962 United States Silver Quarter Collection G-AU US $660.00
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 Washington Quarter Collection 1965-1998 Plus Proof & Silver Issues Most are BU US $49.99
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 MERCURY DIME COLLECTION (20) AND (1) 1952-S SILVER QUARTER NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 Coin Collecting Lot of Ten with Silver Quarter, Mercury Dime US $21.99
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 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR 1921- HALF DOLLARS~QUARTERS~PRESIDENT COLLECTION US $9.99
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 1853 Seated Liberty Quarter Dollar Collectable Silver Rare 25C US $.99
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 1854 Seated Liberty Quarter Dollar Collectable Silver Rare 25C US $.99
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 1965 80% CANADA SILVER OLDER COLLECTION QUARTER DOLLAR 25c CAMEO US $4.36
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 1965 80% CANADA SILVER OLDER COLLECTION QUARTER DOLLAR 25c US $5.52
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 SILVER State Quarters Complete Collection San Francisco mint 1999-2008 90%SILVER US $600.00
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 1964 D Washington Silver Quarter Dollar Coin VF Collectible US $4.25
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 1916 to 1930 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER COLLECTION...12 silver coins GOOD to FINE US $119.00
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 Washington Collection Framed Quarters including 1964 1958 Silver & w/dollar bill US $35.00
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 Rare 5 Washington Quarter Collection, 90% Silver Dates From 1935 thru 1940 US $40.00
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 1909 Barber Quarter .25 Cents American Collectable Silver Coin USA US $.99
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 GUESS COLLECTION Black Silver Speckled Quarter Sleeve Crew Neck Top S 4/6 US $24.99
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 1914 Canadian Silver Quarter King George V Super Nice Collectable Coin US $2.00
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 Collection Of 73 Silver Quarters Key Dates of 1932 D & 1932 S Included US $100.99
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 1930 Canadian Silver Quarter King George V Very Nice Collectable Coin #1 of 2 US $2.00
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 51 coin Washington Silver / Clad Quarters collection in 2 used Whitman folders US $31.51
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 1930 Canadian Silver Quarter King George V Very Nice Collectable Coin #2 of 2 US $.99
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 Collection Of 72 Silver Quarters US $100.99
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 (36) MIIXED COIN LOT SILVER WASHINGTON QUARTERS 1960-1964 Collectible US $20.00
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 Silver Washington Quarter Collection 23 Coins in Whitman Book US $9.99
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 Silver Coin Collection Lot-Morgans,Franklin,Washington Quarters, Buffalo 5c#M130 US $61.00
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 1926S STANDING LIBERTY SILVER QUARTER. 2.7 MILLION MINTAGE. NICE COLLECTIBLE US $1.55
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 1927 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER. A HIGHER GRADE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1898S BARBER QUARTER. A KEY SILVER COLLECTIBLE WITH ONLY 1 MILLION MINTAGE. US $1.26
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 1911S BARBER QUARTER. SEMI KEY ONLY 988,000 MINTAGE EXCELLENT SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1964D WASHINGTON QUARTER, A VERY NICE BU SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $3.50
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 Collection of 4 Barber Coins Half Dollar, Quarter, Dimes 90% Silver Nice! US $29.99
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 17 Silver Washington Silver Quarters Old Us Silver Coin Collection US $.99
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 3 COINS Jefferson Quarter Mercury Dime 90% Silver Collectible US $18.99
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 1930 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER.EXCELLENT SILVER COLLECTIBLE IN A NICE GRADE US $.99
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 1948D WASHINGTON QUARTER. A HIGH GRADE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1932 WASHINGTON QUARTER. FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1963 WASHINGTON QUARTER. BU,EXCELLENT SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 A Collection of 3 x Indian Silver Quarter Rupees 1898, 1914 and 1917 US $1.57
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 20th Century US Silver Quarter Collection US $40.00
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 WWII US Silver Quarter Collection US $95.00
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 MIXED LOT (14) 90%SILVER COIN COLLECTION 1856-1954 HALF DOLLAR DIMES QUARTERS US $44.99
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 Vintage Lot 10 Silver Canada 25 Cent Quarters 1942-1967 Large Coin Collection US $29.99
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 Washington Quarter collection in a HARCO Album (1932 -) Silver US $1.00
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 1954S WASHINGTON QUARTER. BRILLIANT BU COLLECTIBLE SILVER COIN. US $.99
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 1899 BARBER QUARTER. AN EXCELLENT SILVER TYPE COIN COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1942S WASHINGTON QUARTER. A HIGHER GRADE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1961 WASHINGTON QUARTER, AN UNCIRCULATED SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1947D WASHINGTON QUARTER.HIGHER GRADE NICE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1935S WASHINGTON QUARTER. 5.6 MILLION MINTAGE. EXCELLENT SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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 1957D WASHINGTON QUARTER.A HIGH GRADE SILVER COLLECTIBLE US $.99
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Collecting Maritime Products
Just recently a topic of great interest has become the buying and selling of antiques, possibly more than at any time in history.
No doubt the most popular U.S. TV show 'The Antiques Road Show' and it's English counterpart, have helped to create a huge following in the antique market. What was once thought to be the world of stuffy and snobbish appraisers picking away at Chinese vases and other such oddities has now become a business that is quite intriguing to most people. Those who perhaps never before had an interest in antiques suddenly saw how much fun it could be to find out that an old afghan or piece of jewelry is actually worth thousands of dollars.
What has also helped everyday people to appreciate the world of antiques is that they see how items they never thought about as actually being antique, and certainly never considered as being valuable, can actually fetch quite a price at the right auction with the right buyer. Those who assumed that "antiques" only meant fancy furniture or Asian carvings had their eyes open to items such as early American folk art, different textiles including tablecloths and other linens, collectible bottles, and items such as these.
Yes, dealing with antiques that you already have some knowledge about or an interest in yourself can mean an endeavor that is not only financially successful but one that is so enjoyable as well.
So if you've been considering dabbling in the world of antiques and just have not quite decided as to which type of antique you want to specialize in, or are just looking for a little bit of variety to bring to your business why not look at Maritime Products?
Maritime Products
For all you "landlubbers" out there, maritime refers to anything nautical. That means the water.
Maritime products are those that you would find on a boat, and antique maritime products would include those that are not just old but typically those types of products that just aren't used anymore. For anyone that hasn't been on a fishing boat or cruise ship recently, they aren't steered by a great big wheel in the middle anymore. Today's ships are a lot like airplanes, with a wealth of computers and electronic gadgets and other such elements to tell it where to go and how to get there.
And this is true of the many accessories on boats as well. If you have ever seen the movie "Titanic" or are familiar with the style of life vest they wore during that time period, you can see that they were big and heavy and very difficult to have on. Today's life vests are smaller and made of materials that aren't quite so bulky. Manual compasses have been replaced with global positioning systems, oil lamps with electric lights, and so on.
There is some controversy when it comes to recovering items from shipwrecks; some view it as "grave robbing" and believe that everything should be left as is, while others firmly believe that these types of things should be pulled out of the ocean as they just cause pollution from their corrosion.
Whatever your views on the matter, buying and selling antique maritime products can be quite lucrative if you find the right buyer. Here are some common items that usually do well at auction:
Compasses
As mentioned, the manual compasses of years past have been replaced with computers and electronics that have pretty much rendered these old instruments as obsolete - which means they are very coveted auction items.
Most compasses were made of brass or silver over brass. Some have been found that date over 150 years, and still work fine!
Of course the older a compass it the more valuable it will be. For some however these were also considered true works of art and not just functional pieces of equipment. Some have intricate carvings and artwork on the front and on their cases. All of this is of course taken into consideration when setting the value at auction.
Clocks
Older ships and sailors did not have the digital timepieces that we have today and individuals did not wear wristwatches. Instead they typically relied on the clocks that were on the ship, and the one in the captain's quarters was usually more than just functional but was elaborate and ornate as well.
Maritime clocks did not use pendulums as this would have been impossible given the movement of the ship or boat. Instead they were manually wound. Most had brass components with a wooden body and glass face.
Maritime clocks are very valuable not just for their aesthetic appearance but because they typically still work for decades if maintained properly. Since most people do not have old-fashioned clocks in their home they appreciate the tick-tock sound that these make. Clocks that are older but that are still in good working condition usually do very well at auction.
Wheels
Is there nothing that represents an antique shop more than that big wooden wheel that used to steer them? Since ships today are steered by computerized mechanisms then these wheels are very valuable as collectibles.
There are some things to remember when buying or selling these items. One is that there are genuine wheels taken right from ships and reproductions that are carved just to look like them.
It's also very easy to artificially age wood so there is need for caution. Of course there's nothing wrong with selling reproductions if they're represented as such, but passing one off as a genuine antique is actually illegal.
Those that purchase wheels such as this may be private collectors but many businesses also have an interest in them as well. They can be used as decoration on a restaurant wall, or some will attach a large piece of glass and a base and create a beautiful and unique table.
The older the wheel of course the more valuable it will be, but these too are more prone to damage.
Wheels too come in a variety of sizes. Some are very large and were of course used to steer the largest of ships whereas others are just a few feet across.
Other Maritime Items
There are many other types of maritime items that do very well at auction. These include not just accessories from the ship itself but items that are related. This might include carvings made from fish bones, coins from shipwrecks, and so on.
Deciding On Antiques
So if you've been thinking of entering the fun and exciting world of antiques, there should be nothing holding you back. Do some reading about what makes each different item valuable and become familiar with about how much people are now paying at auction for them. You will probably find that this is the most enjoyable business venture you've ever tried.
As the saying goes, someones trash is another persons treasure, so off you go and start 'hunting treasure'!
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Frequently Asked Questions...
what is my coin collection worth?
I have:
7 sacagawea dollars 2000
4 susan b. anthony dollars 1979 & 1980
1 eisenhower dollar 1978
7kennedy half dollars 1974, 73, 72, 71, & 66
1 franklin half dollar 1961
1 american silver eagle/walking liberty 1944
1 peace type silver dollar 1923
2 liberty head/morgan silver dollars 1921 & 1880
1 eisenhower bicentennial dollar
1 kennedy bicentennial half dollar
1 bicentennial quarter
1 barber half dollar 1913
1 barber quarter 1898
1 barber dime 1911
3 buffalo nickels 1913 (type 2), 1930, & 1935
2 indian head cents 1888, 1901
3 liberty head V nickels 1903, 1891, & 1884
1 indian head 5 dollar gold peice 1911
most of them are in pretty good condition, about average (they are all circulated)
thank you all!
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Answer:
The Sac,SBA and Ike dollars are worth a dollar, they have no collectors value in circulated condition at this time. The 1966 Kennedy 1/2 is 40% silver and is worth the silver value the others are worth the 50 cents. I already told you about the Walking Liberty 1/2. The 1880 & 1921 Morgan dollars as well as the 1923 Peace dollar are worth $14.50 to about $16 in circulated grades no matter what the mint marks are except if you have an 1880-CC Carson City then it's value is $130.00 and up. The Bicentennial coins are only worth their stated vaule unless they are the special silver ones with the mint packaging. The 1913 1/2 is worth $60 and up with no mint mark and the D & S $12 and up. Mint mark is on the reverse at bottom. The 1898 1/4 is worth $3.50 and up nomint mark, the ) $10 and the S $7. The 1911 dime $1.70 and up no matter what the mint mark. The 1913 TY-2 Buff $6.75 and up, The 1930 & 35 .65 and up. 1888 Indian cent $1.50 and up and the 1901 $1 and up. The 1884 V nickel $16, the 1891 $4 & the 1901 $1.25 all and up. The 1911 $5 indian $295.00 in grade extra fine and up from there. When I say up the bottom line value given is for grade good to very good and if in a higher grade then they are worth more. Values are about what a dealer would pay.