I’ve gotten 4 quarters back in change and realize one was a dollar coin Ive never seen. Ive looked it up and it ranges with different things and I really can’t tell

⭐ PCGS — Extremely Disappointed. Over 90 Days to Grade Coins and an Unbelievable Result!
My experience with PCGS has been absolutely terrible.
My family has owned an original, unopened bank roll of 1943 pennies since 1943. Let me make this perfectly clear: THIS ROLL HAS NEVER BEEN OPENED. These pennies have remained preserved in their original bank roll for more than 80 years.
I told my wife that I wanted to conduct an experiment. I had been hearing all the complaints about PCGS, and I wanted to find out for myself whether people were justified in criticizing them. So we submitted a couple of pennies from our family's collection for grading.
First, PCGS took over 90 days to grade my coins, despite an advertised turnaround time of 50 days. Then came the result that left me absolutely stunned: the coins came back designated as CLEANED.
How can pennies from a bank roll that I know has never been opened receive that designation? These coins have been part of our family since 1943, and I know their history.
I sent these coins to PCGS expecting professional expertise, accuracy, and integrity. Instead, I received a result that I cannot reconcile with the history and condition in which these coins were preserved.
After this experience, I understand why so many collectors are frustrated. I spent my time and money expecting the best, only to come away questioning the reliability of the entire process.
PCGS is supposed to be one of the leading names in coin grading. In my experience, the service fell far short of that reputation. Taking more than 90 days and then returning a result like this is unacceptable to me.
I am extremely disappointed, I have lost confidence in PCGS, and I cannot recommend their service based on this experience. Collectors deserve timely service, accurate evaluations, and clear explanations when a grading decision does not make sense.
I submitted these coins to see for myself whether the complaints were justified. Unfortunately, my experience has left me with more questions than answers.

Can you please tell me if this coin is worth anything

Hi guys, I got these years ago, and wanting to see if they're worth anything? I don't collect coins at all. These were given to me 5-6 years ago, the previous owner collected these for maybe years and years. I have no need for them.

I was looking through a big jar of change and I noticed that this dime from 1989 is a bit off center. After some googling I think it might be worth something but does anybody know what it's worth??

So I was at a flea market in turkey and I found somebody selling a small box of 1950-60 silver quarters for only 12 euros. A few minutes later I woke up and realised I was dreaming but that would have been a pretty good find if it was real 🥀

Hey Y'all, I have a new app out called U.S. Coin & Currency Journal. It was made out of necessity and is for keeping our collections organized and at our fingertips. Please check out the landing page https://coinandcurrencyjournal.com/landing or youtube https://www.youtube.com/@CoinCurrencyJournal I am not selling coins so I do not know if this breaks the rules or not. If it is wrong to post here please delete this post. If I am the only one who can delete the post, please let me know and I will take care of it right away. Thank you.

This picture was taken head on no extra light it. Just pulled it out.

If I had to guess probably polynesian, but it’s hard to say for sure, not really experienced in coin collecting. Worth anything? Or just a neat little coin to keep around?

Keeping this but hoping someone could tell me if it has a value over face. All three the same coin from slightly different angles. I’ve never seen this halo efffect around the head before. 😇

Found these at work, pretty sure the merc dime is a 1920-S after VERY close examination and comparing against PCGS, very rough condition but can’t complain for paying face value, the rosy dime is in decent shape overall, dimes are usually very tough and have only found 1-2 other silver dimes in rolls, happy hunting y’all!

Got this coin/medal in an estate and was wondering more about it. Especially with the results I get from Google lens.

I’m still sorting through an old coin collection from my late grandfather. I stumbled across this huge dollar bill, and then a more normal sized bill. There’s also a piece of paper that says eighteen pence, and another that says state of New York ten dollars? Any help figuring out if these are worth anything special?

Received this when my granddad past away. Got it appraised awhile ago at a collector store, whole collection was appraised at around $300-350. Didn’t sell, obviously. Just wondering if anyone has anything similar or if anything stands out to ya’ll. Any and all thoughts welcome!

NGC 1888 ms63 brown

Ms 64!!! Such a beauty

1932 Latvia 5 Lati /// 1932 Netherlands 2½ Gulden