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Family-friendly appraisals, complimentary for small collections. SHIP INSURED FOR AN OFFER!


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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.

D. Serial number sequence

Bills are commonly issued in sequential serial numbers. That doesn't add value for the most part.

D. 1927 wheat penny 1926 1912 1935 wheat pennys

Though these may have a book value upwards of a dollar each, they are common and it would be hard to fetch that.

D. 1983 Costa Rica 20 colones

This is a "trick-or-treat" coin. As in, we give them out on Halloween. (Inflation and abundance probably kill the value of this coin.)

D. 1974 Canada 10 cents

At current exchange rates, this is worth eight cents.

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