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D. can you tell me anything about this coin???
It looks counterfeit. I don't know why you would do this with a cent but I've seen these recently.
D. 1995 penny with V.D.B bottom of lincole coat
Not convinced this is authentic, need to inspect.
D. I have a 1979 D half Dollar coin. I believe it is double die and a mid stuck coin . As you can see reverse side it only shows 49 stars. And one a mis print
No error apparent. In any event our site clearly states we do not deal in modern minor varieties. They are rarely worth more than face value.
D. 2017A 5$ Lincoln Federal Reserve note
A rare sideways printed note? We're not spending this... why?
D. Jefferson nickel with possible obverse planchet error
Might be struck through grease. But with the damage and wear it has, you're practically back to face value.
D. 5 silver 1989 rolling stone coins
Now THAT'S cool. $125 estimate.
D. 1962 silver half dollar
if you multiply 90% silver coins from before 1965 x 17.5 you'll get their silver value. Your half dollar is worth just about that. So figure 9 dollars.
D. Just curious I have a few more I need to know if any have value
They may still be spendable pennies in the U.K. We give these out on Halloween!?
D. 2012 Lincoln penny with his head stamped twice upside down
Looks like another coin was pressed into it after it entered circulation. Notice the features are below the coin surface not raised.
