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D. Coin Penny with an error in the date It is missing the last number : 196_
perhaps a Roman coin from the year 196 A.D.. If not, I would say that that last number either wore off or somebody removed it. More a novelty than anything we will retire on.
D. 1965 no mint dd above the I in liberty is a D
No mint means Philadelphia. Doubling is not of enough significance to add value to the cent.
D. Very rare 2017 a 20 dollar bill 8 of a kind serial number
Scarce would be a better term than rare. Retail is still between 500 and $1000. I would probably pay 200 for it.
D. an error mark? A seamed line that is shaped like a piece of pie.
Though I can't tell for certain from this photo, I suspect it's something that happened to the coin during circulation and adds nothing to the coin's intrinsic value of a dollar.
D. Double die I believe
Not sure what you are basing this on. Look up 1955 double die to see what true doubling looks like.D. 2021 P Tuskegee Airmen quarter. Obvers side: Last "A" in America No "E" In God W Trust "T" in trust and "L" in liberty almost gone
If you have a photo, which I don't see... it doesn't really matter. Common variations in lettering add no significant value to circulating coinage.
D. Lincoln penny has a double D and has a six over an eight.
Photo is dark. But I'm sure there isn't much to write home about. Look up double die 1955 to see real doubling. And overdates happen over earlier years; a 9 over an 8 would be much likelier than a 6 over 8, and I don't know of overdates this modern. They haven't reused dies for a long time.D. Dime the head not stamped fullely
Weak strikes bring down the value of coins. So far we're just at ten cents.
D. a few old coins i have from my grandfather, some of they are pretty old. looking to see what they are worth exactly, the 1881 liberty head coin is in great condition as well as the 1837 coin but needs to be cleaned properly
Please I'm begging you: don't clean anything. The gold coins are common, in the $425-500 range. The 1881 is indeed lovely, but many nice specimens have survived as people didn't spend these the way they did with minor change. The most interesting to me is the 1837 hard times token. It's probably in the $15-30 range, but definitely a cool piece. Wanna sell?