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D. 5 silver certificates
We like to see them to appraise. They retail for slightly more than face value. Marc
D. $1.00, year 1896
This would be worth about $15-20 reatail in the condition shown. If there is an "S" mint mark on the back below the eagle, add a few dollars.
D. Have 150 Japanese yen uncirculated from I think 1969
Let's buy some noodles! (About $5 worth with this!)
D. 1919 Penny
The 1919 Penny is one of the most common ones from that era. You better sit down for this, we pay two cents for these.
D. 1943 Penny
In 1943, pennies were made out of steel to conserve copper for artillery during the war effort. We pay two cents apiece for these. You could lift it with a magnet!
D. License plate topper that says farm bureau on it and it also has mutual insurance on it as well.
The riches just keep pouring in!
D. 5 cent coin, can not see date.
Since you can't see the date, and someone polished it which is considered damage, what are you basically have is a nickel.
D. 2000 P Liberty Dollar Coin gold
Although this is gold in color, it is a copper alloy and worth one dollar.