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D. Some weird some weird semi-circular groover mint mark at the bottom running from right to left from why do the letters and numbers and I never seen that on a coin before
It's damage. Could be from a counting machine. Matters not, it just renders the coin to its face value.
D. 2005 Buffalo nickel. It is uncirculated and never been touched. The D print on the front has a “mirrored” stamp (backwards D). I have been unable to find any information about coin errors similar to this one. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I would not be so sure about the condition, the rim has more than "bag" marks and there are scratches on the chin and other devices. The mirrored D is very interesting but could be something added after the production process. I can't think of any mint errors that would cause this in the production process with no other effect.
D. A 1964. Silver quarter
This has $5 in silver, and that's pretty much what determines the value.
D. Came across this 1978 penny it appears to me (Untrained) that it got stamped by the die again around the date one can clearly see the partial word "United" in reversed or mirror where the die struck it again maybe?
If the die had struck again, it would not be reversed, as it clearly is. This is more likely from another coin getting smacked into it. And while that might happen at the mint, it also might happen in someone's basement, and does not make for a desirable error.D. I have a large amount of coins dating back as far as a 1920's penny. I have quarters, nickels and dimes. Please email me if you are interested
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D. Kennedy 50cent from 1974-1981
Spend them in good health, from 1971 on they are just face value.
D. 2000 P gold dollar
It's bronze. And a dollar.
D. I’ve got a 2004 Texas State Quarter. It seems to have been struck during the minting. I do not think it’s post mint. As you can see it’s on both the obverse and reverse. I’ve searched for similar error examples and have had no luck. Can you give me any help and an estimated value? Thanks for any help.
That should tell you this is post-mint damage.
