Assertion: coin | /r/HasProperty | worth
Facets:
value: by the 1680s
type: TEMPORAL
value: the following
type: OTHER
value: originally
type: MANNER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: in the new testament
type: LOCATION
value: only face value
type: OTHER
value: by the way
type: OTHER
value: face value,
type: OTHER
value: years ago
type: TEMPORAL
value: few cents
type: OTHER
value: ultimately
type: DEGREE
value: much
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: What Coins Are Worth
text: If a coin is greatly lacking in all of these, it is unlikely to be worth much.
text: The coin is worth approximately €0.06 (1/30th of a €2 coin).
text: The coin was worth approximately €0.25
text: That’s how I felt when I learned my first coin — a 1941 Lincoln wheat cent — was worth only a few cents, too.
text: That same coin in MS-65 — pristine uncirculated condition — is worth $300,000.
text: Here is the thing to remember: While it is important to know what your coin is worth, you should buy coins because you like them and intend to keep them.
text: Years ago these coins were worth face value, or very close to it.
text: I’ve even helped some discover that their coins are worth $1,000 — values that have been verified, by the way, during follow-up visits with their local coin dealers.
text: The general rule on coin values is that coins are ultimately worth whatever someone will pay for them.
text: Generally, any coins which you still commonly find in circulation that are worn are worth only face value.
text: In the New Testament a coin equal to one half the Attic chalcus was worth about 3/8 of a cent.
text: Collectors—and future collectors—can easily find out how much coins are worth and how their values have changed over time using the integrated NGC Coin Price Guide and actual auction prices realized.
text: When silver prices are $15 to $20 an ounce, the coins below are worth the following:
text: The coin was originally worth one pound, or twenty shillings, but an increase in the price of gold during the reign of King Charles II led to the market trading it at a premium.
text: The price of gold continued to increase, especially in times of trouble, and by the 1680s, the coin was worth 22 shillings.
text: A "ten" coin is shaped like a normal Club Penguin coin but is worth 10 coins.