Greetings. I have a whole bunch old coins I inherited. Some are very old and I'd like to know how much they are valued at. I had one dealer look at them, but I'm sure he undervalued them as after turning down his initia lvaluation to purchase them he tried to contact me again a week later.. I declined. He appeared to be rather dodgy in my opinion.. I'd like to have them valude by a reputable coin dealer but I don't know where to start. I live in Hillcrest Kzn and don't know who I could contact. Please can you assist in trying to locate a dealer and/or contact me directly. Thank you.
Another well made video worth watching, it kept my attention, even though I have little interest in the South African decimal series. The reason for this is I mainly collect pre decimal coins that I would have spent in my youth. And whilst I rarely saw a South African coin, The Union series were very similar in size and denomination to the UK & Eire series. You would still find the odd Victoria and Edward pennies in you change right up to 1971, and even the odd 1/13th of a shilling Jersey penny. I do like the way you show the silver bullion value, weight of pure silver, and that is the minimum a coin should be valued at. I spent UK £.s. d. and the Eire series of £. s. d. and then the decimal series. Now I'm in the €uro zone. In 1920 due to the increased cost of silver, the UK debased it's coinage, from .925 to .50 silver, even so during WW2 a lot of silver was used in electrical circuitry due to the need for copper to be used for shells etc. In 1947 the use of silver in UK coins ceased and cupro-nickel was used. The silver was needed to repay the US lend /lease debt. The first independent Irish coinage was minted by the Royal mint in 1928 to the same size and weight as the UK issue (bar the 6d & 3d which were made of nickel) However to give confidence to the new Irish currency, the issue from 1918 to 1950 was in 0.75 silver 0.25 copper and from 1950 in cupro-nickel. A very cleaver devise was put on the paper money, say a £1 pound note would have '1 pound sterling payable on demand in London' , written on it. This prevented any run on the Banks as to exchange any sizable amount of Irish notes for UK notes, as you would have to go in person to the London office of the 'Consolidated Currency Commission' to do the exchange there. An arduous journey before cheap air flights. I'm surprised South Africa stayed with silver until 1977, I don't know why, and a wild guess, is that you stayed with the Gold and Silver standard longer to give confidence in the currency? I'd like to get your take on this?
Peter. Thank you so much for your reply. I am glad you enjoyed the video - I am still learning as this is still all to new for me, but I'm trying hard not to make them boring. Nothing as bad as badly edited, boring video. I find the the facts you give also so very interesting. I found the "clever" devise in the UK pound note particularly interesting to deter exchanging of UK coinage for Irish. I never realised that silver ceased to be used as early as 1947 in UK coins! Yes, the last circulating silver coin was the 1976 R1 coin. It has an odd history (which I would like to cover in a video at some point) During that time a paper R1 was circulating in addition to the silver R1. Go figure... I still have to research why both currencies was in use, but rumour has it that the silver coin was never intended to be used in commerce (even though it was a non-proof) and thousands were minted. Nevertheless, it was in use and well circulated specimens are "common". We left the gold standard in 1932, so I don't think that had much to do with it. I could be wrong through. It does explain the blackened farthings up to 1942, which is another interesting piece of history. :-) Anyway, thank you again and happy collecting!
I really enjoy your channel. How can I het in touch with you please. I notice that most of the featured coins you have are also in my inherritat bag of coins. I would like to send you al list of pics to look at.
Hi Jackie, thank you very much. I am glad that you are enjoying the channel! I've updated my email address in the "About" section of the channel. Feel free to contact me directly.
Hi im from South Africa ive got alot of coins like a buffalo one and a few of queen Elizabeth And a lot of South Africa coins i want to sell as quick as possible I need the money for personal use Can you please update me where i can sell this
What a great questions Neville. Reading is sparse! One I am reading now is "History of the Nickel Coins of South Africa", Francois Malan. I can recommend it.
*sigh* I get asked this questions so often... Your comment has prompted me to make a video on this topic. Keep an eye out, I will release it in the next week or so. To answer your question: it depends, but boils down to the following: (1) Know what your coin is worth. Do your homework. (2) Depending on the value, either sell at a dealer or on online auction sites (Bid or Buy) or Facebook groups. Just be very careful for scammers. For many high value coins the demand and supply are very low and you have to be patient. Good luck.
I have a lot of coins..especially those of value..I tried selling them but the buyer asked me to pay some registration fee..I realized tht something was fishy.. help me sell my coins safely..
Dead giveaway of scam! As I highlighted in this video: Join a reputable Numismatic Facebook group, post your pictures and sell there. I show this process in this video: ruclips.net/video/mPFb_pPCQGo/видео.htmlsi=rUanZEnH4nBFkyBM
Good evening ,i have a copper coin printed with a bird probably an eagle and on his breast is EB printed, there's no date and remember the other side is blank
Hi I'm sitting with most of these coins including paper two rand notes and five rand like they just came out of the ATM and I have most of the international coins that are been on ytube recently so I would like help from anyone as in how to sell my collection of coins all collectors international coins for a reasonable price pls inform me to the right place regards Emile
These are the 2nd decimal coins. The key denomination/date here is the 1c, 1965. The Afr is worth anything from R3000 to even R10000 (if in top condition). The English around R300 to R1500. All the others are worth bullion (very slightly more than face value).
Hi Bob I was on a few Facebook groups of old coins and there are mostly con-men that's "offering" extreme amounts. I don't trust any of those so called "buyers on Facebook.
@@lorrainestephens7135 Hi Lorraine. I totally get you! In another post of yours I've replied with a name of a group. That is an excellent group and I've successfully bought a few coins there. You can also try Bid or Buy. I've sold quite a few coins there as well. (My name is Jaco, btw. :-))
Good day I am from South Africa I have a number of coins that I would like to sell. Please could you give me a contact that will buy the coins Thank you
Antoinette, so ook is ek en ek het jou al geantwoord. Ek het spesiaal 'n video gemaak oor waar jy jou munte kan verkoop (ruclips.net/video/8XPCr3JuKSQ/видео.html). Die beste en vinnigste plek is op die FB groep SACCG: facebook.com/groups/111353238955860
@@emileburger1804 You can't sell on RUclips as far as I know. Facebook groups dedicated to coins will give you an estimate on its value. In my experience, you'll get a fair price there. Personally I sell on FB and Bid or Buy. Never been scammed.
@@matsidisophoko2424 Sure they did... but that is a clear sign of a scam. You need to be clear-headed and careful (maybe I should make a video on that). If you do a bit of research on the person you're dealing with, you'll be safe for the most part.
I assume you're referring to the one rand coin, not the Kruger rand. Two different beasts. :-) They are simply wrong. Key date here is the 1965 Afr R1. Worth about R15k, possibly more. All rands from 1965 to 1976 are 80% silver. They are worth at least R120 in silver (dependent on silver price). In a better condition they are definitely worth more. From 1977 the circulation coins were made of nickel. They are worth a bit more than face value. Around R2. In tip top condition, maybe R30. Rather sell on Facebook or Bid or Buy. A coin shop should give you at least 50% of these values. You get something and they make a profit.
I often think how many R1 silvers I had in my pocket as a lighty...
I appreciate your videos, stellar work
Thank you for a very informative vedio. I have lots of old coins .Where can I sell them
Thanks for the Priceless info
If you're looking for actual prices, I've made videos on specific coins as well.
Hello I have 10c 2cent 1rands and paper cions where can I sell it please
I have 20c 1965 eng and afr. 10c 1965 eng and afr. And 5c 1965 en and afr. South Africa. Are they worth something
If in pristine condition maybe a few rands, else facevalue.
I also havr those kind of coins many of them
I think 200 of them up
Hi I have 14 5cents 2007 where can I send it
I have r1 coin and 1961 1cent south Africa how can I sell it
Where do I sell English and French old coins?
I have those kind of coins in Namibia where exactly I am going to sell it.
Sorry Josefina, unless you have a key date, it's not worth much. I don't live there, so I don't know.
I do have south African 6d of 1943
Please where can I get prices for old and new coins from about 1904 to 2024. Thank you kindly.
Hey mate, I have a 1994 proof 5oz fine silver presidential inauguration coin, can find much about it, what you think? Worth any more than melt?
Thanks for the info by the way, bought a few more coins when I was in SA six weeks ago.
Hi there. Usually not... just to be safe, send me a pic please on pennies.shillings@gmail.com and I'll check for you.
I have a 1/12 (one twelfth ) Anna coin in copper of 1911 of British india what is the value of my coin and how do I sell it
Greetings.
I have a whole bunch old coins I inherited. Some are very old and I'd like to know how much they are valued at. I had one dealer look at them, but I'm sure he undervalued them as after turning down his initia lvaluation to purchase them he tried to contact me again a week later.. I declined. He appeared to be rather dodgy in my opinion..
I'd like to have them valude by a reputable coin dealer but I don't know where to start. I live in Hillcrest Kzn and don't know who I could contact. Please can you assist in trying to locate a dealer and/or contact me directly. Thank you.
I like your profile photo :-) You can find my email address in the about section. I will direct you to the right people after giving you my opinion.
Another well made video worth watching, it kept my attention, even though I have little interest in the South African decimal series. The reason for this is I mainly collect pre decimal coins that I would have spent in my youth. And whilst I rarely saw a South African coin, The Union series were very similar in size and denomination to the UK & Eire series. You would still find the odd Victoria and Edward pennies in you change right up to 1971, and even the odd 1/13th of a shilling Jersey penny.
I do like the way you show the silver bullion value, weight of pure silver, and that is the minimum a coin should be valued at.
I spent UK £.s. d. and the Eire series of £. s. d. and then the decimal series. Now I'm in the €uro zone.
In 1920 due to the increased cost of silver, the UK debased it's coinage, from .925 to .50 silver, even so during WW2 a lot of silver was used in electrical circuitry due to the need for copper to be used for shells etc. In 1947 the use of silver in UK coins ceased and cupro-nickel was used. The silver was needed to repay the US lend /lease debt.
The first independent Irish coinage was minted by the Royal mint in 1928 to the same size and weight as the UK issue (bar the 6d & 3d which were made of nickel) However to give confidence to the new Irish currency, the issue from 1918 to 1950 was in 0.75 silver 0.25 copper and from 1950 in cupro-nickel. A very cleaver devise was put on the paper money, say a £1 pound note would have '1 pound sterling payable on demand in London' , written on it. This prevented any run on the Banks as to exchange any sizable amount of Irish notes for UK notes, as you would have to go in person to the London office of the 'Consolidated Currency Commission' to do the exchange there. An arduous journey before cheap air flights.
I'm surprised South Africa stayed with silver until 1977, I don't know why, and a wild guess, is that you stayed with the Gold and Silver standard longer to give confidence in the currency? I'd like to get your take on this?
Peter. Thank you so much for your reply. I am glad you enjoyed the video - I am still learning as this is still all to new for me, but I'm trying hard not to make them boring. Nothing as bad as badly edited, boring video.
I find the the facts you give also so very interesting. I found the "clever" devise in the UK pound note particularly interesting to deter exchanging of UK coinage for Irish. I never realised that silver ceased to be used as early as 1947 in UK coins!
Yes, the last circulating silver coin was the 1976 R1 coin. It has an odd history (which I would like to cover in a video at some point) During that time a paper R1 was circulating in addition to the silver R1. Go figure... I still have to research why both currencies was in use, but rumour has it that the silver coin was never intended to be used in commerce (even though it was a non-proof) and thousands were minted. Nevertheless, it was in use and well circulated specimens are "common". We left the gold standard in 1932, so I don't think that had much to do with it. I could be wrong through. It does explain the blackened farthings up to 1942, which is another interesting piece of history. :-)
Anyway, thank you again and happy collecting!
I have many old coin but i dont know where i can sell theme
I really enjoy your channel. How can I het in touch with you please. I notice that most of the featured coins you have are also in my inherritat bag of coins. I would like to send you al list of pics to look at.
Hi Jackie, thank you very much. I am glad that you are enjoying the channel! I've updated my email address in the "About" section of the channel. Feel free to contact me directly.
Hi there? I have a lot of coins. How can I contacted to you sir?
I'm interested where re you located
I have 1991 R2 coin where must i sell it
Why? In pristine condition, you may get R20.
How much 20ç of 1965 old coin
I have plenty 1c and 2c where can I sell them
I have a 1990 p mintmark with sc big letters on the front
Hi im from South Africa ive got alot of coins like a buffalo one and a few of queen Elizabeth
And a lot of South Africa coins i want to sell as quick as possible
I need the money for personal use
Can you please update me where i can sell this
I'm also from South Africa. Check out my videos on selling.
Hi i have alot off 1cents 2cents and 5cents coins for selling how much will cost
I need to get rid of it
Check fot 1965 1c pieces. All others are facevalue.
Hello there how are you doing I have coins to sell how can I do it please help me
I have SA 1p King George -1942, 1950 x2 and 1952
I want to see Jan van Rebieck
Great video! Good luck! +43👍👍
I HHAVE MANY COINS WITH queen Elizabeth 11 Have they got any value
Watch my videos. Some value due to silver content (for non-bronze). A bit more in better condition.
Where can I find you around Tshwane, Pretoria
...uhm, why do you want to find me?
Hi, thanks for your very informative video xxx
Has a quater SA pennie or so called farting coin 1942 with sswallows at back has any value
What books do you recommend for getting the history of our coins
What a great questions Neville. Reading is sparse! One I am reading now is "History of the Nickel Coins of South Africa", Francois Malan. I can recommend it.
@@penniesshillings baie dankie
Will have a look 👍🏻
How much is the 1974 coin
I have a 1965 20c
Would like to know the value of 1966 Afrikaans one cent coin
In pristine condition up to R10. If it shows any wear than only face value. Millions were minted.
@@penniesshillings what would value be of 1961 one cent ..thank you
Are all South African coins with "Suid Afrika" only on it valuable?
No, definitely not. Some are very valuable. For example, the 1931 half penny with "Suid" is very rare and valuable. What coin do you have?
How much is the 1977 R1 coin
It's nickel. Over 70 million minted. Maybe R10 in UNC. Why don't you watch my video? I cover it in there. 😞
I have many old coins but no idea how to sell them
*sigh* I get asked this questions so often... Your comment has prompted me to make a video on this topic. Keep an eye out, I will release it in the next week or so.
To answer your question: it depends, but boils down to the following: (1) Know what your coin is worth. Do your homework. (2) Depending on the value, either sell at a dealer or on online auction sites (Bid or Buy) or Facebook groups. Just be very careful for scammers. For many high value coins the demand and supply are very low and you have to be patient. Good luck.
I have 4 1Rand coins
Can I get the cost of 1cent coin,with birds on it
Suggest you watch this video: ruclips.net/video/E9uGXmxt5H8/видео.html
It all depends on the date and quality of the coin.
Hi sir where can I sell my old coins I got a lot pls
ruclips.net/video/8XPCr3JuKSQ/видео.html
@@penniesshillingshi there? I'm having a old coins, I'm in Namibia
Where can I sell my coins
Why don't you watch my videos? ruclips.net/video/8XPCr3JuKSQ/видео.html
I have a quarter dollar 1995D
How much is my 1967 verwoerd 1 rand coin worth
Minimum R200.
Hi ihave south africa cons lot but i m in namibia 1961. 1962,1953,1942 1965
I want to sell some of them?
Facebook groups are the easiest. You'll get a fair price (SACCG is my favourite).
I have a lot of coins..especially those of value..I tried selling them but the buyer asked me to pay some registration fee..I realized tht something was fishy.. help me sell my coins safely..
Dead giveaway of scam! As I highlighted in this video: Join a reputable Numismatic Facebook group, post your pictures and sell there. I show this process in this video: ruclips.net/video/mPFb_pPCQGo/видео.htmlsi=rUanZEnH4nBFkyBM
I do have south African coins for selling. Please talk with me anytime
Very very Good... 👍
Thanks
We're must 8selk my coins I hv old coins n other countries cot
Facebook groups... check out my videos on selling.
I have them lot of old south Africa coin how can I contact you
Jomo, I am a collector, not a dealer. See my video "Where to sell coins."
How much is my 1965..5c coin worth?
I have a half cent of 1965
Can you give me feedback i also have a silver dollar mrs
This coin has a pic of this lady looks like some oñe that help people during slavery csn i show his picture ok thanks
@@earnestmanshack5700 use my email in about section and send me clear pics from both sides.
I have many old coin but no buyers without fake
What about pennies
Which ones? Except if in unc, mostly worth around R10 to R50.
Good evening ,i have a copper coin printed with a bird probably an eagle and on his breast is EB printed, there's no date and remember the other side is blank
Sounds like a token of sorts... any text?
Hi I'm sitting with most of these coins including paper two rand notes and five rand like they just came out of the ATM and I have most of the international coins that are been on ytube recently so I would like help from anyone as in how to sell my collection of coins all collectors international coins for a reasonable price pls inform me to the right place regards Emile
Good day
Please could you help me with my old coins i would like to sell them all to someone that would doa honest deal
Why don't you watch my videos? ruclips.net/video/8XPCr3JuKSQ/видео.html
DO USE GLOVES HANDLING THE UNCIRCULATED COINS ETC.👍🇿🇦🇬🇧
No . I will ude gloves when I pack the coin for Grading , at the present only work in progress and I am in no Hutto.
I have a lot of bronze coins with Jan van riebeks face on it
These are the 2nd decimal coins. The key denomination/date here is the 1c, 1965. The Afr is worth anything from R3000 to even R10000 (if in top condition). The English around R300 to R1500. All the others are worth bullion (very slightly more than face value).
I have R1 from 1966
Nice, that's R200 plus.
I have the coin's I need a buyer
BoB, Facebook groups are your best bet. What coins do you have, maybe I can tell you what they are worth.
@@penniesshillings Could you give a facebook group with no scammers where we can sell our coins please
Hi Bob I was on a few Facebook groups of old coins and there are mostly con-men that's "offering" extreme amounts. I don't trust any of those so called "buyers on Facebook.
@@lorrainestephens7135 Hi Lorraine. I totally get you! In another post of yours I've replied with a name of a group. That is an excellent group and I've successfully bought a few coins there. You can also try Bid or Buy. I've sold quite a few coins there as well. (My name is Jaco, btw. :-))
I have old coin I'm in Namibia
Yes i have a old coin it a 1881 gold dollar James Garfield our 20th president
I have it that old coins
I have 2 1 rand
I have the coins I need the buyer
FB groups best bet if you want a buyer and not a victim. Good luck.
I have been scammed a lot on Facebook in 2021-2022
I am sad to hear that. How did it happen?
Hello, I have some coins,
Ihave one Rand coin 1990
Good day
I am from South Africa
I have a number of coins that I would like to sell.
Please could you give me a contact that will buy the coins
Thank you
Antoinette, so ook is ek en ek het jou al geantwoord. Ek het spesiaal 'n video gemaak oor waar jy jou munte kan verkoop (ruclips.net/video/8XPCr3JuKSQ/видео.html). Die beste en vinnigste plek is op die FB groep SACCG: facebook.com/groups/111353238955860
I need coins buyer
I'm based in SA all collects international coins Sa coins paper money don't know where' to sell them pls anyone who can help
Facebook groups, Facebook marketplace, Bid or Buy.
@@penniesshillings Can I ask u the price for collectors US coins euros will a person get a reasonable price compared to ytube
@@emileburger1804 You can't sell on RUclips as far as I know. Facebook groups dedicated to coins will give you an estimate on its value. In my experience, you'll get a fair price there. Personally I sell on FB and Bid or Buy. Never been scammed.
@@penniesshillings can I asked, did they ever asked for any money from you to pay before you receive your payment?
@@matsidisophoko2424 Sure they did... but that is a clear sign of a scam. You need to be clear-headed and careful (maybe I should make a video on that). If you do a bit of research on the person you're dealing with, you'll be safe for the most part.
Ihave1961coinshalfcents
Selling coins
I went to a coin shop with the silver krugerrand and they said its worth R1.00😭
I assume you're referring to the one rand coin, not the Kruger rand. Two different beasts. :-) They are simply wrong. Key date here is the 1965 Afr R1. Worth about R15k, possibly more. All rands from 1965 to 1976 are 80% silver. They are worth at least R120 in silver (dependent on silver price). In a better condition they are definitely worth more. From 1977 the circulation coins were made of nickel. They are worth a bit more than face value. Around R2. In tip top condition, maybe R30.
Rather sell on Facebook or Bid or Buy. A coin shop should give you at least 50% of these values. You get something and they make a profit.
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Ihaveonerandpaper
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