Annual Coin Show Opens to Public for Collector Deals
The Annual Coin Collectors Association opens its doors to the public offering a chance to sell coins directly to collectors. Free admission, no obligation to sell, with interest in silver dollars half dollars quarters dimes dated 1964 and before and half dollars to 1970. The show also covers gold coins paper currency nickels and pennies with high value potential for rare pre 1792 to 1890s pieces.
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Coin collection sale pays off student loans in full
Mary Childs brings her uncle Harrys lifelong coin collection to a show and discovers it is worth 37996 dollars. With silver coins rising to record highs, the 1964 and earlier pieces fetch far above face value. The sale clears Marys student loans and leaves a generous surplus.
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