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D. John Adam's inverted error coin
The only error I see would be to call this more than a dollar, what do you mean by inverted?
D. US Half Cent 1800
Hard to tell if real, but around $200.
D. Have several coins with errors would like to get value and sell options. Have several 1965&66 quarters also have nickeled pre 1965 pennies from 1942 to 1980@ a few dimes.
See our note on website about modern errors. Not much here to speak of.
D. Round gold coin. Foreign to me. Seems like an 1894 coin.
$450 gold sovereign. They made these in half a dozen mints, most commonly in the United Kingdom.
D. 1947, 1952 and 1955 Silver Dime 1947 and 1957 Wheat Penny 1970? Dime Missing Clad Error? Thickness 0.8mm, base on the Dime specs 1.35mm thickness. Need advise. Thanks.
Everything strikes us as normal and close to face value.
D. Large(?) collection of various coins. About 450 total plus a small amount of paper. Sending pics of spreadsheet with counts of years and denom for silver only.
All I can see from the photo are Liberty head dollars. Common date dollars sell for about $25 retail. For pre-1965 silver multiply the face value by 18 for a rough value of what they are worth.D. 1990 Pennsylvania state outline penny. 1968 D penny error, 1977D error penny, 2018: penny
So far everything you're describing... are cents.
