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D. 1937 wheat penny with errors
No errors. Give it to a kid, if you can get them off their cell phone for ten minutes it's priceless.
D. 1991qua with edge error
This does not look like an error to me. I don't think it's something that happened during the production of the coin. Rather it looks like after the coin left the mint and went to circulation, somebody did some kind of milling or tapping on it which caused the metal from top and bottom to bend and flow over the central portion. I've seen things like this before. It doesn't add value to a coin in fact it's considered damage.
D. 1973 penny That is about all I know Oh yeah it’s yellow??
In the world of small cents, this is not very old. If you have to buy it from a dealer you might have to pay a dollar but from your vantage point consider it a penny that you can save or spend.
D. 1995 Queen Elizabeth 2 Pence Coin with blobs of metal on neck and face.
That is what it is, two pence, you can treat it as valid currency!
D. 1985 Lincoln Penny who has about 6 mint marks.
That is very creative but every coin is made at only one mint, the extra marks are probably stamps somebody added after the fact.
D. I am not sure it's very thin coppery looking it's not really sharp edges
No so much a coin as it is what is left of a coin after being viciously attacked by gang members. Honestly, I don't know what caused this but I can assure you there's nothing to retire on.
D. 1947D Jefferson nickel Major error?
Much more likely, major damage and wear. Sorry.
D. Susan B Anthony 1979 Coin "P" to the bottom left of face "FG" to the lower right of face
P means it was minted in Philadelphia. FG is the initials of the engraver, Frank Gasparro. Your coin is worth one dollar.
D. 1974 D Quarter, I think multi errors.wt,5grams.let me know it's my first error coin.thanks.
No... it's your first mistake. Spend and keep looking.
