Ever Sold Something… Then Realized It Was Worth WAY More?
We’ve all been there — you thought you got a great offer, only to find out later that the coin or bill you sold was actually worth much more. That sinking feeling? Yeah, hindsight really is 20/20.
That’s exactly why we created Coin Value Club 💡 Inside the club, you’ll learn what your items are truly worth before you sell — so you never get taken advantage of again.
From rare coins to valuable paper money, we know it all. ✅ Ask unlimited questions ✅ Get access to experts and collectors who can guide you ✅ Automatic entry into our Gold & Silver Giveaway (and with prices hitting record highs, those prizes just keep getting more valuable!)
All this for just $25/month — far less than a single hourly appraisal. Join today and protect your collection before it’s too late.
💥 Wheat Cents — Some 1955s and 1943s are worth hundreds because of die errors most people overlook. 💥 $1 Bills (2013 Series) — Two different runs created matching serial pairs that can be worth thousands together. 💥 $2 Bills — Still printed, but certain runs in crisp condition sell for 10–50x face value.
Most collectors don’t even realize what’s slipping through their hands.
That’s why I started Coin Value Club...
...to help you finally know what’s valuable, what’s not, and how to profit from your finds.
Inside CVC, you’ll get: 💰 Unlimited coin evaluations & 1-on-1 access to James 📈 Market updates, live Q&As, and exclusive deals 🎓 Step-by-step guides to protect and profit from your collection
And since it’s still October, you’ll automatically get 3 bonus giveaway entries when you join. (Your odds drop in November — so don’t wait.)
👉 Join Coin Value Club today — it only takes 60 seconds. (See second photo)
See you inside, James – Coin Value Club
PS: Even one coin you almost spent could pay for your entire membership. Don’t leave it to chance.
While souvenir shopping in Cozumel, a vendor pulled out a roll-up filled with “14k gold” bracelets and necklaces. Something felt off — the shine, the weight, and the price.
When I asked how much per gram, he said $45/gram. Big red flag 🚩 — real 14k gold was melting around $65/gram at the time. That means he was “selling” it below melt value, which never happens with real gold.
Turns out the pieces were either gold plated or costume jewelry, and someone could’ve easily spent $500 on something worthless.
Because of our background in gold, silver, coins, and paper money, we knew exactly what to look for.
👉 If you want to avoid getting ripped off and actually learn how to tell real from fake, that’s what we do inside the Coin Value Club — a community of collectors and experts ready to help.
💬 Posts are answered within hours (never longer than 24), and membership is just $25/month — way cheaper than getting scammed once.
Would you have spotted the fake?
Join the Coin Value Club today and start learning how to protect yourself, build your collection, and spot real gold and silver like a pro.
2013 was one of the strangest years in U.S. currency history.
Two different Federal Reserve Banks — New York (B) and San Francisco (L) — accidentally printed identical serial numbers on $1 bills.
That means some bills exist in pairs with the same exact number — and collectors will pay thousands for a matched set.
Here’s what to look for:
Series: 2013 District Letters: B or L Serial Number Ranges: • B00000001★ – B00250000★ and B03200001★ – B09600000★ • L00000001★ – L03500000★ and L03600001★ – L09600000★
✅ Check your wallet, drawers, and old stacks ✅ Look for the 2013 date and the district letter ✅ Compare your serial number to the ranges above
Even single notes from those ranges can bring a nice premium — but if you find the matching pair, that’s the jackpot.
💰 Want to know what your bills are really worth? Join Coin Value Club for unlimited paper-money evaluations, expert help, and access to our Massive Gold & Silver Giveaway.
👉 Learn more about the Coin Value Club Here (see 2nd picture)
What if I told you… 🤔 You can join our Coin Value Club for just $25/month and it includes:
💰 Unlimited coin & paper money evaluations 👥 A community of collectors just like you 🏆 Opportunities to win incredible prizes. Like silver bars, proof coins, and even gold!
So…which prize would you be most excited to win?? 👇
...but the truth is, the U.S. has printed over a billion of them.
The real magic is in the details.
👉 Here are a few quick facts you might not know:
• Red Seal $2 Bills (1928–1963): These older notes were issued as United States Notes instead of Federal Reserve Notes. That little red seal makes them collectible today.
• 1976 $2 Bills: Released for America’s Bicentennial — they came with a brand-new reverse design showing the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
• Modern $2 Bills: Still printed in small runs today, but you almost never see them in circulation because banks don’t request them often.
So, while most $2 bills you find are only worth face value, the right series or condition can make a big difference.
Inside Coin Value Club, we go deep into notes like this every week with worksheets, real-world finds, and collector insights.
Plus...
... joining in October locks in your 3 bonus giveaway entries (the most you’ll ever get).
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💰 Pocket Change Challenge!
Be honest... when’s the last time you actually checked your change before spending it? 👀
You might be walking around with a rare error coin or star note worth hundreds — maybe more.
So tell me ⬇️
What’s the best thing you’ve found in your change this year?
✨ Bonus: comment below what you’ve found — I might feature a few in an upcoming video!
#CoinValueClub #CoinCollecting #ChangeHunt #StarNotes #RareCoins
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You just found a rare $1 bill worth $1,000 — sell it or keep it?
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Ever Sold Something… Then Realized It Was Worth WAY More?
We’ve all been there — you thought you got a great offer, only to find out later that the coin or bill you sold was actually worth much more.
That sinking feeling? Yeah, hindsight really is 20/20.
That’s exactly why we created Coin Value Club 💡
Inside the club, you’ll learn what your items are truly worth before you sell — so you never get taken advantage of again.
From rare coins to valuable paper money, we know it all.
✅ Ask unlimited questions
✅ Get access to experts and collectors who can guide you
✅ Automatic entry into our Gold & Silver Giveaway (and with prices hitting record highs, those prizes just keep getting more valuable!)
All this for just $25/month — far less than a single hourly appraisal.
Join today and protect your collection before it’s too late.
👉 Join Coin Value Club Now!
www.skool.com/coin/about
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Hey collector,
Here’s a quick one for you:
💥 Wheat Cents — Some 1955s and 1943s are worth hundreds because of die errors most people overlook.
💥 $1 Bills (2013 Series) — Two different runs created matching serial pairs that can be worth thousands together.
💥 $2 Bills — Still printed, but certain runs in crisp condition sell for 10–50x face value.
Most collectors don’t even realize what’s slipping through their hands.
That’s why I started Coin Value Club...
...to help you finally know what’s valuable, what’s not, and how to profit from your finds.
Inside CVC, you’ll get:
💰 Unlimited coin evaluations & 1-on-1 access to James
📈 Market updates, live Q&As, and exclusive deals
🎓 Step-by-step guides to protect and profit from your collection
And since it’s still October, you’ll automatically get 3 bonus giveaway entries when you join.
(Your odds drop in November — so don’t wait.)
👉 Join Coin Value Club today — it only takes 60 seconds. (See second photo)
See you inside,
James – Coin Value Club
PS: Even one coin you almost spent could pay for your entire membership. Don’t leave it to chance.
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Hey collector,
Most collectors sit on valuable coins but don’t know which — and end up spending them.
That’s why I started Coin Value Club — to help you finally learn what your coins are really worth and start profiting from your collection.
And this week is the best time to join.
🔥 Join in October and get 3X bonus entries in our next Gold & Silver Giveaway (over $1,850 in prizes).
Once November hits, your odds drop to just 2X.
Inside CVC, you’ll unlock:
💰 Unlimited coin evaluations & 1-on-1 help from James
📈 Market updates, live Q&As, and exclusive deals
🎓 Step-by-step training to build and protect your collection
✅ 30-day money-back guarantee — risk-free
The giveaway runs after the New Year, but the entries you earn right now will decide who wins.
So if you’ve been waiting for the perfect time… this is it.
👉 Join Coin Value Club today — it only takes 60 seconds. (See second photo)
PS: Every day you wait, your odds shrink. Join this week and lock in your 3X bonus entries before it drops in November!
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We almost got scammed in Cozumel 😳💰
While souvenir shopping in Cozumel, a vendor pulled out a roll-up filled with “14k gold” bracelets and necklaces. Something felt off — the shine, the weight, and the price.
When I asked how much per gram, he said $45/gram. Big red flag 🚩 — real 14k gold was melting around $65/gram at the time. That means he was “selling” it below melt value, which never happens with real gold.
Turns out the pieces were either gold plated or costume jewelry, and someone could’ve easily spent $500 on something worthless.
Because of our background in gold, silver, coins, and paper money, we knew exactly what to look for.
👉 If you want to avoid getting ripped off and actually learn how to tell real from fake, that’s what we do inside the Coin Value Club — a community of collectors and experts ready to help.
💬 Posts are answered within hours (never longer than 24), and membership is just $25/month — way cheaper than getting scammed once.
Would you have spotted the fake?
Join the Coin Value Club today and start learning how to protect yourself, build your collection, and spot real gold and silver like a pro.
👉 Join here: www.skool.com/coin/about
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Read this before Spending your $1 bills.
2013 was one of the strangest years in U.S. currency history.
Two different Federal Reserve Banks — New York (B) and San Francisco (L) — accidentally printed identical serial numbers on $1 bills.
That means some bills exist in pairs with the same exact number — and collectors will pay thousands for a matched set.
Here’s what to look for:
Series: 2013
District Letters: B or L
Serial Number Ranges:
• B00000001★ – B00250000★ and B03200001★ – B09600000★
• L00000001★ – L03500000★ and L03600001★ – L09600000★
✅ Check your wallet, drawers, and old stacks
✅ Look for the 2013 date and the district letter
✅ Compare your serial number to the ranges above
Even single notes from those ranges can bring a nice premium — but if you find the matching pair, that’s the jackpot.
💰 Want to know what your bills are really worth?
Join Coin Value Club for unlimited paper-money evaluations, expert help, and access to our Massive Gold & Silver Giveaway.
👉 Learn more about the Coin Value Club Here (see 2nd picture)
Talk soon,
James
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What if I told you… 🤔
You can join our Coin Value Club for just $25/month and it includes:
💰 Unlimited coin & paper money evaluations
👥 A community of collectors just like you
🏆 Opportunities to win incredible prizes. Like silver bars, proof coins, and even gold!
So…which prize would you be most excited to win?? 👇
👉 Join here: www.skool.com/coin/about
No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. See Official Rules at oldmoneyprices.com/official-rules-cvc-giveaway/
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Wheat cents were minted from 1909–1958.
They’re called “Wheaties” because of the wheat stalks on the reverse.
The most valuable? The 1909-S VDB, worth over $1,000+ even in average condition.
Key dates to check: 1914-D, 1922 no D, 1931-S, and 1955 doubled die.
Even common dates can bring 5¢–25¢ each in bulk.
Uncirculated rolls can be worth hundreds.
Always check for mintmarks, that small letter under the date makes all the difference.
Denver (D) and San Francisco (S) issues are often scarcer than Philadelphia (no mintmark).
And don’t overlook errors, off-centers, die cracks, and double strikes bring serious premiums.
Collectors are paying up for bright red “uncirculated” examples certified by PCGS or NGC.
Bottom line: if you’ve got old jars of pennies lying around, don’t cash them in just yet.
P.S. Want to learn which Wheat Cents to pull, how to grade them, and what they’re really worth?
Join the Coin Value Club today.. you’ll get full access to our guides, masterclasses, and members-only giveaways.
👉 Join Coin Value Club Here (see 2nd picture)
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Most people think $2 bills are rare...
...but the truth is, the U.S. has printed over a billion of them.
The real magic is in the details.
👉 Here are a few quick facts you might not know:
• Red Seal $2 Bills (1928–1963): These older notes were issued as United States Notes instead of Federal Reserve Notes. That little red seal makes them collectible today.
• 1976 $2 Bills: Released for America’s Bicentennial — they came with a brand-new reverse design showing the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
• Modern $2 Bills: Still printed in small runs today, but you almost never see them in circulation because banks don’t request them often.
So, while most $2 bills you find are only worth face value, the right series or condition can make a big difference.
Inside Coin Value Club, we go deep into notes like this every week with worksheets, real-world finds, and collector insights.
Plus...
... joining in October locks in your 3 bonus giveaway entries (the most you’ll ever get).
👉 Join here today: www.skool.com/coin/
Talk soon,
James
P.S. Don’t sleep on your $2 bills. Even a small stack can hold some surprising treasures.
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