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D. A coin under the food stamp paper next to the bigger coin seems to be from rome.
Santiago, you have a common Roman coin, worth a couple dollars in this condition. It may not be that common, but there aren't many collectors for these and the condition shows a lot of wear. Regards, Marc
D. 1937 F buffalo Nickel I have never heard of a mint With F as the reference letter.
I can't see the mint mark from the detail of your photo, but there is no F. It's either S or D. --Marc
D. I have both full volumes of the United States presidents coin collection. I’m interested in selling them. Are they worth anything?
They are all worth... get ready... a dollar each!
D. 2013 penny with mirror imaging on front, stamping on edge, liberty stamped across back.
Possible damage from pressure of a similar, second coin pressed on top.
D. 1936 wheat penny error, undetailed 1971 Ike dollar coin, 1777 Russian coin.
Russian 5 kopek i think, $5-10. The cent is a laminated planchet but hardly an error, we pay twice face value for old wheats. You can spend the dollar.
D. Coin 1979 Susan B Anthony
A lovely dollar! But just that.D. Plus I have cups and saucers for a serving 18.
There is very little value in most china. We would need to know the date and patten.
D. Israel 50 mil I think from the late 40s
It's from 1948. In this condition the retail value is about $5D. Kingdom of Roumania 7% uncancelled gold-backed bond
Without a date or photo it's hard to say