1929 $5 Indian Head Proof Coin
| 1929 $5 Indian head proof – Own a piece of American history.
The Last $5 Indian Head Gold Piece Ever Struck by the U.S. Government Recreated as a 24kt Pure Gold Clad Proof. Each 1929 Indian head proof comes with an individually numbered certificate of authenticity. |
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coins prices?
i have special coins.
i need to know the prices. my dads letting me haev 10% finders fee becuase they were his.
here are the names of the dollar bills and coins
silver certificate 1 dollar
1989 silver dollar proof
united states mint prrof set 1989
united states libert coins 1886-1986
silver pennies that say one cent on the back in big letters
windsor canadian elizabeth 2 coin
wooden nickel due before aug,8 1968 machias maine
4th president coin father of constitution war of 1812
coin with i think queen elizabeth penny size
contintental currency 1776
indian nickel with buffalo on back-1934
indian nickel with buffalo on back-1929
indian nickel with buffalo on back-1920
6 more indian nickels buffalo on back-1936,1915,1915,1935
1923,1937
queen nickel 1900
celebrting sears 100 new century coin 1886-1986
thanks
Without knowing the series of the note no one can help you. 1989 dollar $10.50. 1989 proof set $5.50. I don’t know what you mean U.S. Liberty coins 1886-1986 for no series ran for those dates could they be medals or tokens? Silver one cent on back need date at more info. Wooden Nickel .25-$1.00. 4th president coin is a medal and it depends on size and what metal it is made of. The colonial money is most like a copy, a dealer needs to see it. The buffalo nickels may have a mint mark it is located on the buffalo side at the bottom under the words five cents. You need to check that out first. A 1900 Canadian 5 cent silver sells for $3 and up depending on condition. Sear coin is a medal .50-$1. You would do better to not list so many things at ones.
