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D. 1929,1953,1946 penny 2000 sag. Dollar
Your small cents are common, dealers often buy wheat cents at 1.5 to 2 times face value, and sell them for fifty cents or a dollar with these dates. The 2000 dollar is spendable, there is a rare "Cheerios" variety but unless you got it sealed in that original packaging assume it's just money.
D. 1964 penny with no mint mark ... the penny is not made like other pannies . This pennie is ij great condition and would like to get it appraisal please.
Sometimes a penny is just a penny. And actually, the U.S. has cents, it's Britain that has pennies. Nothing noteworthy here, sorry.
D. Die error, die marks
The circular pattern on this quarter is typical of that caused by counting machines, and is regarded as damage, not mint error.
D. 1940 quarter
Retail, $5, in good condition.
D. 2006 South Dakota quarter that is silver and gold. . On the front of the quarter it seems as though the gold is messed up at the top of the quarter. I could not find another one like this.
Third-party commercial companies plate common coins and sell them at a premium. But upon resale they have no real value much beyond their face value, it's just a novelty.
D. 1991 d mint Qeorter miss print on revers side
This is not a function of the minting process. Rather, someone either defaced the coin by grinding it down, or by applying acid in some manner. It's just damaged.
D. my 1995d penny obverse looks like it might have been struck on neck/shoulder area by di break orsomething leaving this outward dent and image on rev.looks like a angel. i call this my angel among us what do you think?appreciate your thoughts.should i have this one graded?
I would not grade it. It looks like some kind of post-mint alteration, and nothing that adds value.
D. A 1906 Indian head penny broadstruck on both sides
That it may be... but not worth more than $3-5 as such!
D. 2011 D Sacagawea or native American dollar coin. Well my question is is I've never seen one type of material and I researched for many hours on this and have not been able to come up with anything I can't find nothing like it I was just curious to know if this was maybe strap-on like the quarter 1 and if you know if it had any significant value increase have any kind I really appreciate any information you could give me thank you
Your "quarter" is a Sacagawear dollar... worth... $1!