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D. 1955d flying e liberty penny
Rarity does not always translate to value. I might price this at $3-5 retail. But a hard sell.
D. I found this coin from my house basement and I would like to know if worth money please. very good condition
This is a beautiful flowing hair cent or half cent. They are very valuable. I'm concerned it's not real. Is it part of a larger collection? I'd like to know the exact weight in grams or to inspect it.
D. 2 different size Lincoln's and the right one is double died In God We Trust is on the edge of the coin misalignment on the rest
Such minor variations in a modern, well-circulated coin add little value
D. 25 cent south Carolina us errors coin
The only error I see here is classifying this poor, worn quarter as an error.
D. 1977 no mint dime....some kind of rim strike error. The ridges are still in tact on the rim where it is disfigured. Work in is missing in god we trust. The 1 is missing from 1977 tge raised border of the edge of the coun isn't still all there it's just moved in a s pattern on both the obv and rev and a due break on the reverse right above the E in the word dime in the bottom. Some doubling.
Every dime has a mint; no mark means Philadelphia. Your worn specimen has no errors of note, spend it as fast as you can!
D. The whole set there in mint condition
A nice tribute to the bicentennial, I remember it like it was yesterday! The retail value of this set is around $100. That the coins are polished is not great; most of the value is in the silver. Marc
D. 1969s DDO lincoln cent,very high condition by comparison to existing examples
My feeling on such errors is, if you need a microscope to see them, you need a microscope to see their value.
D. from my understanding after some research all G series 1935 one dollar bills should have the phrase in god we trust as you can see this one does not.maybe a discovery?
The motto was added during this series. Both the with and without varieties are common. You can read an old article about it here: https://www.nytimes.com/1964/06/07/archives/about-the-motto-1-bills-without-in-god-we-trust-are-not-irregular.html
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.
