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D. 1944 p nickel with chipped collar
Because this is a war-years nickel it has 1/3 silver composition and it's worth $1.50.
D. 1974 D Lincoln cent error coin. The word liberty seems bubbled or deformed. Almost looks like a spot of liquid metal was splattered on it during the minting process.
If an error, not significant enough to be more than face value.
D. Error penny
Doubtful.
D. Die break on morgan
Nothing jumps out at me as a door break. True die breaks are actually raised above the surface of the coin because the break is recessed. When struck the metal flows into the crack. And sticks up over the surface of the coin. If this is the case it gives it a little extra value, maybe $30.
D. A extremely rare 2004a 50 dollar starnote bill.. by looking it up there was only 64,000 made
64,000... rare? I'd spen or deposit.
D. 1. 2002 Golden jubilee coin 2. Silver wedding crown coin 1972 3. 1965 winston Churchill crown coin - 4. 1689-1989 coin gold - 5. George Ivs - 6. 1963 six pence coin x 3 - 7. 1849 -4d penny- 8. 1965 Churchill coin - 9. Diana and Charles 1981 coin 10. Elizabeth 1977 x2 coin - 11. 2002 golden jubilee coin - 12. 50p 1994 coin -x2 13. 1965 Churchill 14. 2x 1918 &1893 coin 15. Elizabeth 1977 coin - 16. 2p 1806
I would put this group at about $30. Most of those big crown coins are worth just a dollar or two. The lesser copper ones, less. You have a couple older silver coins that are worth $5 or $10.D. It is a 1974 peññy it brand new in a paçk
Many are out there. Little premium.
D. 66 p ddr penny
Minor double died don't have much value.
D. i can't tell what the date of this penny even is ??? is this a cud error ?? very curious thank you...
It could be. A big die break would lead to that kind of metal feature. It's refreshing to at least see somebody come up with a significant error, I'd say $25.
