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D. 1936d die crack like spitting eagle on quarter also has off centre reverse
Even if a die cack, only four or five dollars in this condition.
D. 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar - broken rays on back of coin - hanging 4 in 1964 - missing serif on 'I' in Liberty - accented hair
You were reading a lot into this common coin, it's nine dollars of silver.
D. 2018 shield penny no mint mark and zinc error
Lincoln was assassinated once, and once was enough. This is damage not error.
D. 2017 Ellis island quarter ribs not cut around edges the little boys face is blank presidents hair has no detail
Another person reading an awful lot into a common coin. Spend it.
D. 1964 reverse D mint mark nickel
I am from 1964 and I am priceless. Your nickel however is a nickel.
D. 1970 D quarter What is the 42 above the R ??
I really don't know, whether it's intentional or just wear. I don't see much in it.
D. What are they wirth
They are worth their face value.
D. We have no idea what this is. Hoping you can help.
It's a bronze 1824 Lafayette medal. Unfortunately it's very damaged. A similar one in good shape sold for $124 in Heritage auction. Yours is probably only worth 10 or $20 with all the damage.
D. Italian coin, dated 1866
Yes, their equivalent of about $.10, and about a dollar in this condition.
