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D. 1929 wheat penny
One of the more common ones... we purchase common date circulated wheat cents for 2 cents each, though you might have to pay a dollar to get one from this year.
D. 1922 peace dollar
We see many from this early year, they are worth about $20, mostly for the silver content.
D. Nazi coins found in a coin collection I inherited. I actually have three such coins. I'd like to sell them if possible.
It has a nominal amount of silver, perhaps about $5 or so. I steer clear of these unless it's part of a larger collection, just can't get past the bad karma. I'm sure you will find an eager buyer.
D. 1954 Canadian two dollar bill
With the ink mark, it's just two dollars in Canada, and with the exchange rate, less here.
D. Mexican 500 peso dollar not sure if year
Common, we purchase for a few cents and sell for a dollar. Inflation kills the value.
D. March 32,1863 gold US banknote
I think you have a modern reproduction here. But if it's old and authentic we'd love to buy it with the others!
D. An mule error coin 21/2 D gold 1906 coin. Instead of united states of america Nuum satase of aemrica is printed. It is 's' mintcoin
It's so horribly mutilated I don't know how you can determine it's a mule. If authentic, you can get a couple hundred bucks for the gold.
D. It's missing part of the layer of feathers and crack across all on reverse copper edge
Missing, from wear. Spend it.
D. 4 coins i know they are worth something...
Yes... but just face value, you can spend or deposit them in good health.
