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D. 1983 D Washington quarter struck onto 1 cent planchet.
Upon what are you basing that assumption? The color may be from oxidation; the coin is mostly copper. If a cent planchet, it should weigh 2.5 g, look more copper-colored, and be very thin. It does not appear as such.
D. nickel
Makes a good competitor to the expression, "one thin dime."
D. 1776 silver. currency spelled curency
$250,000 when real. Gift shop price tag here!
D. Some of the nicest toning I have ever seen the picture doesn’t even come close to how beautiful it truly is
While I agree, I have to warn you, it could be artificial toning, iodine can impart this look. And even if authentic, the grading companies sometimes call the toning artificial even when it's not. So the main thing is to enjoy it. I'd ask for $75 if I were selling it.
D. Gloss coat on front and back won't come off, and on the back his left hand holding the telescope is not a hand it didn't get pressed or something
The polymer is regarded as damage to collectors. It might be removed with acetone, with care. Nothing noteworthy here!
D. 1918 wheat penny no mint mark no L in liberty
Give me iberty or give me eath! Or give me the cent and I'll give you two, it's not worth a whole lot, I sold a bag of wheat cents from the teens for ten cents apiece yesterday at a show!
D. 1776- 1976 rare bicentennial quarter
? Made in great abundance. Millions and millions readily available.
D. Error coin
You're joking, right?
D. 1978 Jefferson nickel. Weight is 4.5 grams.
Thats what happens when a squirrel chews the rims off.
