xina 10 Posted November 6, 2011 Hi Folks I got asked to provide "values' for coins, now I do not really have any coin catalogues, but I am sure the approximate 'values' should be on the internet. What I need help with is getting the grading right as I do not know much about it and I do not want to select the incorrect value for each coin. Any advice would be appreciated, these coins will be up on BOB once an asking price have been established. Some coins are really worn so they are probably not worth anything. I have searched bob for some of the coins and the 1930 2 1/2 shilling seems to be a coin that would have some value to it. Here is a list of all the coins 1: 1855 1 Penny ? 2: 1899 Half Penny 3: 1957 2 1/2 Shilling 4: 1941 2 1/2 Shilling 5: 1938 3d 6: 1942 3d 7: 1930 2 1/2 Shilling 8: 1932 1 Shilling 9: 1918 Half Penny 10: 1911 3d 11: 1928 3d 12: 1933 3d 13: 1961 1cent (coin seems to have a crack on it) 14: 1961 1cent 15: 1961 1cent 16: 1961 1cent 17: 1961 1/2cent 18: 1964 1/2cent 19: 1964 1/2cent Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Little Miss Muffet 81 Posted November 6, 2011 (edited) I would say 3,4,7 and 10 are the only coins worth listing. The others are too rubbed.Number 2 has a number of curls on the rim. The silver coins like the 3d that are very rubbed are worth their weight in silver. I would put close ups of the 4 I mentioned so that the coin guys can get a better idea of their condition and advise you re grading 13-19 are of very little value and can be listed forR5-R10 Edited November 6, 2011 by geewhizz Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
xina 10 Posted November 7, 2011 Hi thanks for the reply. I can't upload better quality pictures so here is a link to an upload on photobucket http://s257.photobucket.com/albums/hh220/pretoriushj/?action=view¤t=Untitled.jpg The pictures were scanned at 600dpi so they should be a bit better now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CheriseCoetzee 10 Posted November 14, 2011 Need help with my coin collection. Sins i was young i have collected coins, but it was "resent" coins like all the different R5's with Mandela head, 50c with cricket player on ore soccer players and so on! Now i have inherited my granddads collection there is a lot all of them South Africa's coins and bank notes all of them are secondhand.:wacko:And honestly now i don't know were to start what to look for! it's tikkies pennies shillings bank notes a lot of silver 5c 10c 20c 50c R1 I have all the years of the silver coins and these that have faces on i have a lot. Can anyone help me how do i get the value of any of them? I came here and looked for what they are selling for, but don't understand some for example 50c 1965 will go for say R5 and some for R1 but its exactly the same coin and same condition:weird:! please if anyone can help me to know what to look for were to start? Any information will be helpful.:bigsmile: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pierre_Henri 92 Posted November 14, 2011 Hi Folks I got asked to provide "values' for coins, now I do not really have any coin catalogues, but I am sure the approximate 'values' should be on the internet. What I need help with is getting the grading right as I do not know much about it and I do not want to select the incorrect value for each coin. Any advice would be appreciated, these coins will be up on BOB once an asking price have been established. Some coins are really worn so they are probably not worth anything. I have searched bob for some of the coins and the 1930 2 1/2 shilling seems to be a coin that would have some value to it. Here is a list of all the coins 1: 1855 1 Penny ? 2: 1899 Half Penny 3: 1957 2 1/2 Shilling 4: 1941 2 1/2 Shilling 5: 1938 3d 6: 1942 3d 7: 1930 2 1/2 Shilling 8: 1932 1 Shilling 9: 1918 Half Penny 10: 1911 3d 11: 1928 3d 12: 1933 3d 13: 1961 1cent (coin seems to have a crack on it) 14: 1961 1cent 15: 1961 1cent 16: 1961 1cent 17: 1961 1/2cent 18: 1964 1/2cent 19: 1964 1/2cent These are just my estimates for what they would sell for on Bid-or-Buy (your pictures are not very clear so I want to stress that these are only estimates)... 1: 1855 1 Penny - R10 2: 1899 Half Penny - R5 3: 1957 2 1/2 Shilling - Less than R75 4: 1941 2 1/2 Shilling - if not XF then less than R100 5: 1938 3d - R10 6: 1942 3d - R10 7: 1930 2 1/2 Shilling - in the condition in your pic maybe R100 8: 1932 1 Shilling - R40 in that condition 9: 1918 Half Penny - R5 10: 1911 3d - R10 11: 1928 3d - If in that condition maybe R15 but a scarce coin in higher grades 12: 1933 3d - R15 13: 1961 1cent (coin seems to have a crack on it) - R1 14: 1961 1cent - R1 15: 1961 1cent - R1 16: 1961 1cent - R1 17: 1961 1/2cent - R1 18: 1964 1/2cent - R1 19: 1964 1/2cent - R1 Kind regards Pierre Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
xina 10 Posted November 14, 2011 Thanks Pierre I uploaded some better quality pics of the half crowns on photobucket Untitled.jpg picture by pretoriushj - Photobucket All the 3d coins were extremely worn down and I would say that 60% of the coin surface is smooth, the 1911 3d is a bit worn on one side but the side with George V on it could pass for XF and the other is "Good". The half crowns are all a little bit smooth in the centre of each coin with the 1930 one having a slight raised surface, which I find a bit odd. Please say if you would like better pics of the other coins and I will upload that to photobucet as well. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites