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D. 1973 Quarter. Cannot find mint mark on it. Do you think this is copper or just discolored? And does it have any value ? Thank You. Alice
All modern quarters are mostly copper. The color looks typical, you are safe spending this one. Often the oxidation varies in color.
D. I have several coins similar to this one that say "TEN CASH". However, this coin appears to say "Nash" where "Cash" would normally be located. I also don't think it says "Ten", but the "T" is present and in the right place if it were to say "Ten Cash". I have searched online for it and haven't found anything.
Rather mysterious. Possibly a poor counterfeit, though not sure why anyone would want to fake this coin. I'd be inclined to toss this one in my dollar bin at a show.
D. Buffalo head nickel here
Dateless and damaged, so I would charge a dime if I were selling it.
D. Old stash Denver mint pennies
Face value in this condition, spend away.
D. Is this the sacajawea struck on a sba planchet? Could I be that lucky?
Doubtful, why do you ask? SBA planchets are reeded, this is not.
D. is this a clad
Most definitely. Even though it is even in color, which sometimes happens.
D. I have a 1922 silver dollar coin
In nice condition.. $25 worth.
D. Indian head pennies ranging from1881 to 1908
We buy between 10 and 25 cents, and sell for 50 cents to a dollar.
D. Indian head 1917 coin
The buffalo nickel is worth a dollar... with a rare Washington quarter on the other side? I think you mixed your photos up a bit.
