How do you know if a coin if PROOFED or JUST uncirculated?
It should be quite obvious if a coin is a proof because the coins surface will have a very high quality strike and they are minted for collectors.Proof coins have an "S" standing for the San Francisco mint. Here is an example of a proof cent. I hope this helps answer your question....
Anyone know about coin values?
As a group 300 such coins will sell for between $15 and $30 on ebay. Local coins stores will buy 300 such coins for $5 to $10....
I need some info...on world coins....can anyone help me?
I have not gone on any auction sites in sometime. It sounds like the German central bank is selling coins by the bag. They might be the old coins from before the country went on the Euro. Unless you are a date collector of German coins I see no use for these coins. Have you tried to get a hold of the people selling the coins to find out just what they are? They could also be selling them for the metal content. They will all be German coins, you can do much better in buy world coins by the pound ...
whats the best site to buy coins of off?
Well I wouldn't recommend buying coins from eBay because most of their coins are overpriced or over graded. I know the mint is a good place to u.s. coins they usually sell newer coins. has a large selection of coins. I have purchased coins from them before. Have you tried looking at an antique dealer or coin dealer in your area? Coin dealers are usually the best place to buy coins. I mostly buy my coins from coin shops or places like that. Well I hope this helps answer your question....
What is a website where i can see what the value of my coins are? Australian coins like pennies and shillings?
The coins are mostly worth less than 25 cents each. Go to the library at 737.4 for books on coins. Most libraries have a big thick book called the "Standard Catalog of World Coins" that will have the value of all your coins. It lists retail prices, which is 2-3 times what a dealer will pay for them....