Weekend finds in New Brunswck

[dpmnb]

I got out over the weekend with my new Fisher F4 searching old properties in my area and came up with mostly pennies and a couple of surprises. See pics.

Got an 1864 New Brunswick Penny that had been turned into a pendant and a 1902 US Liberty V nickle. I have not cleaned them and will sell them on Ebay as is and leave the cleaning to someone else who knows better than I how to best do that.

 

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[Woodland Detectors]

Great finds there!

 

[Iron Patch]

Good start but the shipping and Ebay fees will probably cost you more than what those coins are worth.

 

[Mackaydon]

DP:
Welcome to Treasure Net !
Great finds.
Can you post a pic of the penny's reverse side?
I agree with IP in that the costs involved with selling on eBay--based on the condition of each coin and their current values may not be warranted.
Don.

 

[dpmnb]

Picture of the other side of the 1864 New Brunswick Penny

Any suggestions as to how I may market these coins if EBay is not a good option?

 

[Hunthicks]

I think what IP is saying is in dug condition they probably are only worth a dollar or three each.
It's a good start to detecting though, I've used both a Fisher F2 and F5 and they really seem to be decent machines for the price!

 

[Marc(NB)]

nice coins but I would rather keep them as you wont get very much for them.Where in NB are you?

 

[Iron Patch]

I think what IP is saying is in dug condition they probably are only worth a dollar or three each.
It's a good start to detecting though, I've used both a Fisher F2 and F5 and they really seem to be decent machines for the price!

No, I'm saying keep them because no one will buy them.

 

[Mackaydon]

You may wish to follow this auction of a similar (except as to condition) NB coin--then determine what you think yours is worth.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1864-NEWBRUNSWI...748?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53e822e9c4
You can also check in Ebay's "Completed Transactions" section for actual sales of the same coin and again, make a value determination of your own coin. An old catalogue I have (2003) shows the RETAIL value in VG-8 condition as $2.00. Yours would not grade that high IMO.

You might get greater 'value' in watching the face of a kid in a coin club receive this and the other coin.
Don..........

 

[Hunthicks]

I think what IP is saying is in dug condition they probably are only worth a dollar or three each.
It's a good start to detecting though, I've used both a Fisher F2 and F5 and they really seem to be decent machines for the price!

No, I'm saying keep them because no one will buy them.

Well, that too. :P

 

[GioTheGreek]

Nice finds brother!

From another fellow NB'er, welcome to Tnet.

 

[KOOTNEY KID]

Nice finds,Welcome aboard fellow Canadian!