Belize 1991 Dollar Coin Valuation [solved]

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What do you think this is worth? On NGC, it says $2.25 for MS60. This is not MS60 by far. So what do you think? https://www.listia.com/auction/25056219-1991-belize-dollar-coin
That's not bolivian and coins like that are usually considered worth something like 10 cents  a piece no matter what ngc says
Oh, Belize. I knew it was Belize, but I don't have Bolivia, so I guess I was wishfully thinking.
Quote: kolikko99That's not bolivian and coins like that are usually considered worth something like 10 cents  a piece no matter what ngc says
Agreed, that is what you find in a junk bin.
The exchange rate is 1 Belize Dollar = $0.50 USD... so more than 10¢
Quote: mattressesaregoodThe exchange rate is 1 Belize Dollar = $0.50 USD... so more than 10¢
Yeah in belize but in us it's worthless and where exactly would you exchange it?
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Quote: mattressesaregoodThe exchange rate is 1 Belize Dollar = $0.50 USD... so more than 10¢
Yeah in belize but in us it's worthless and where exactly would you exchange it?
In Belize, if you had many of these
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Quote: mattressesaregoodThe exchange rate is 1 Belize Dollar = $0.50 USD... so more than 10¢
Yeah in belize but in us it's worthless and where exactly would you exchange it?
In Belize, if you had many of these
yes if but in this case there's only one
For example, nalaberong buys Israeli shekels and other foreign coins with higher exchange value than their price, even though he/she doesn't live in those countries. For free, if someone were to find a lot of these, they could make a few dollars in exchange value.
Yes but this is only 50c I wouldn't put any effort to gaining 50c because there are so many easier ways to do so but I'm not telling others not to do it I'm just saying that it's not worth it
There are companies who buy currency. It used to be that you could really only count on exchanging banknotes but I found a place online which accepts coins too. Of course they don't pay face value but I've sold a lot of junk coins to them in a $5.95 flat rate box for well over $100 on several occassions now.

Since then I've been making it a habit to pick up Marks, Pounds, Canadian Dollars and Swiss Francs and add any lower denominations I get when buying bulk lots. Whenever my box of junk currency gets full I mail it off and get a nice check within a week.
Non illegitimis carborundum est.  Excellent advice for all coins.
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