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D. Looks doubled not sure
So think about it logically: if you're not sure, then it's not dramatic enough to add value. Look up the 1955 double die, and you'll see what it takes for there to be real value.
D. I have an incredibly rare all clad/coreless 66 roosevelt dime in excellent condition . I think it may be 1 of a kind.I can't find any examples of this type error ,except one ,and it did not weigh,this one does.There is no visible copper along the rim.
I am going to re-answer this question, at least for the benefit of our viewers, because the asker was less than grateful for my first reply. I would not jump to the conclusion this coin is rare in any way. It's not uncommon in clad coins for the center copper layer to be uniform in color with the outer layers and not show. With the number of coins we handle every week, we see it frequently.Though it usually has a copper colored center that is distinctly reddish, there are many factors that ca...
D. 1934 steel penny
Would have to be 1943. Corroded, just a couple cents.D. 1982 quarter with an error
Even if there was a picture I'm confident there is no error.
D. 1967 no mint struck error
No apparent error. Mint is Philadelphia.
D. 1972 mint error on date the No 2
No apparent error.
D. 1971 no mint mark half dollar coin
No mint is Philadelphia. Just worth half a dollar, they made many.
D. 1953D wheat penny
Ordinarily we purchase common-date wheat cents at two cents apiece. This one has been cleaned, which detracts from the value.
D. 1991 quarter
A coin that recent would be worth face value: 25 cents.