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D. 1985 p dime with some kinda smuge or weld spot on back
Yuck. Don't blame the mint.
D. Misshapen 2000 nickel
It's hard to tell if it's a clipped planchet, the radius doesn't look right. A buck or two at best.
D. It's a 1964 nickel it looks like in fine condition what you think
I agree. Spend it in good health.
D. To many to list
So you're not gonna bother listing them but I should go through and tell you the value of each one? The confederate notice worth 20 or $30. The Morgan dollars, about $25 apiece. 90% silver quarters and other denominations, multiply face value by about 18. There you go.
D. I found this 1968 s mint Lincoln Memorial penny and I was wondering how much it’s worth and I also have have some more that I think are Errors
This doesn't look mint state--for instance, a scratch on his cheek, the worst place it could be; and even if it were, it's really not much, maybe a buck retail. I'd skip the errors, most people misunderstand errors, it has to be pretty significant. Thanks for submitting.
D. 1943 dime with errors
Your error-free dime is worth two dollars for the silver in it.
D. 1977 d mint quarter
If you have a quarter that was made when I went to rock concerts, it's worth twenty five cents.
D. Found this penny wasn't sure of it could be an error coin or just damaged
Probably a scrape. Could be a lamination error, but even if it is, we're talking a buck or so here.
D. 1987 D mint quarter looks like a Capitol G in right side of it
Probably graffiti. Is the G raised or recessed? Curious. This is not the mint would do.