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D. 2005 Oregon state quarter got this in my change after buying a pack of cigarettes. I took it to a local dealer who had a coin composite device. It came back as silver I'm sure it's no proof ect. It is the only known error and isn't official
Doubtful. Not sure what a "composite device" is, is that like a ouija board? It could be plated. Do you want to spend $50 to get it certified? I'd advise against it.
D. 3 different dimes with different errors one having the outline but no face. A 2021 quarter that didn't get claded correctly show through of the copper composite
Just one question... what does "claded" mean?
D. This was handed out to the police officers and their families for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and I am one of the few to receive one of these before the anniversary. I know the brother of the man who designed it.
I find it hard, ethically, to put a price on such things. If I say it's worth a dollar it's insulting to those who served on that day. If I say it's worth $100 it's suggesting someone might exploit them. Having said that, I'd say it's closer to the former than to the latter.
D. Undated Buffalo nickel
Collectors like to know the date. Ten cents.
D. Left hand side is a 1992 Liberty Quarter And the rite hand side is 1998 Liberty Quarter
We call this four bits.
D. 2007 d lincoln penny i want to know if its some balue
Looks like someone slammed two coins together for the effect.
D. Hello, this is my first time ever sending to request a look at what I think has many errors. I usually just toss change I like or think is interesting to later look at when I have a moment.. well this one had me peering at it every which way for nearly two hours and a headache later ?. I see ghat there is a Doubled rim what looks like starts on right just above the 2 of the date. I followed it clockwise around and the next thing that caught my eye was it seemed that the L in Liberty was down i...
This is such a remarkable treatise I hate to say what I always end up saying... first, the good news: if you study most any coin with great scrutiny you will find unique properties in the planchet and the die that struck it. And now, to ground you: though I'm unique and I like to think I'm worth $1 million, and all my coins are unique and I like to think they're worth $1 million, for the most part they're just worth face value. So everything you said about your coin is important, it makes it spe...
D. 2017 A $1 Federal Reserve star note
With a cool serial number! Stars replace notes damaged in production. But it's essentially just a dollar!
D. A 1970 S JEFFERSON NICKLE with obverse on a penny planchette and a $1 Federal Reserve note with an over inking on OBVERSE and reverse
The nickel is probably a nickel planchet, they are actually mostly copper and look that way sometimes. Weigh it; if 5 grams, it's a nickel. If 3, a cent. The inking is not an obvious error, too weak to be of much value, could also just be showing through from solvent damage.
