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Query: How to find the value of old coins<br>Pin down the coin's origin and date. You'll need to know exactly what coin you're looking at to determine its specific value. Modern coins will include a date of issue printed on the front or back of the coin itself.
Coins will have a date of issue printed on them.
Some coins are very tiny and can be described as "itsy bitsy."
Greek coins are generally regarded as "pretty cool" by collectors. 
The Mildenhall Treasure has silver.
Some dealers claim that an antique is at least 300 years old
It is one single penny.
The fossil was in mint condition
It is one penny to a thousand.
The collection is very valuable
Copper coins are trading between 435 and 502.
Antique watches are popular
To be considered an antique, an item has to be unique 
Antique collectors are often quite young.
The money was good quality.
The person the cash belonged to didn't realize their loss until the next day.
On the maturity date of a bond, you receive the face value, plus the interest it earned.
Daily interest can be calculated with only knowing one number.
I absolutely know the date.
Every true antique is at least 100 years old
It's possible to call to find out if it's been cashed
The Stanchester Hoard contains silver and gold coins.
The date you receive repayment is the maturity date
Greek coins are generally regarded as "pretty cool" by collectors. 
Copper coins are least valuable.
Roman coins are highly prized.