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Us mint coins worth money full#

It's full of good information and usually available from the local library. If your focus is US coins pick up a copy of Yeoman's 'A Guide Book of United States Coins,' published by Whitman. Tarnish on old coins is normal and doesn't usually affect their value, while cleaning can lower it. PLEASE RESIST THE URGE TO CLEAN YOUR COINS IF YOU EVER INTEND TO SELL THEM.

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