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D. Hair clip its kinda heavy and looks siver
If marked .925 or Sterling may be worth $20. But it may not be silver at all.
D. 1984 half dollar some of the E is covered up with his hair
Spend. I see multiple submissions from you, we'll read them but usually limit answers to one or two.
D. Dimes different dates and some rainbow color
Prior to 1965, Roosevelt dimes are silver and worth $1.70. After that you can spend them.
D. 1944 D Steel Wheat Penny
It's copper. If you can lift it with a magnet it's steel and I'll pay $1,000.
D. 1945 d wheat penny
Wheats are worth 1-2 cents apiece on average, at least when circulated and common.
D. 1994 d multi strike penny
More like multi-smashed. It looks like the space between the columns on the secondary image is raised, suggesting another cent was crushed into it with pressure, not of great interest to us, you can do that with a hammer on your own.
D. Brockage 1985 Washington quarter error Hi i am trying to find out if this coin is a real error coin or a fake. Ive taken it to several coin dealers locally and they have all said it is not fake but i dont know for sure. It has a weird yellow patina on obverse. SO from the research ive done, this is an in-collar first strike (i think) brockage of the reverse design on the obverse face. Both images are complete on obverse. Reverse strike is normal strike thank you for your help! Michelle
In my opinion it is neither a real error nor a fake. If you do a web search for brockage images you'll see they appear quite different from yours. Brockage is when the coin gets stuck in the die and suffers multiple strikes. This specimen seems to have heavy damage or wear, not much else.
D. 1963 D mint marked penny. I believe it’s misprinted because of the top “IN GOD WE TRUST” is on the lip of the coin and the “E” in WE is below the “W” as well as the “UST” in trust is very far apart
As per our guidelines we don't deal in minor modern varieties, or coins with straightforward circulation wear.
D. 1935 dime and 1945 penny
Together they're worth two dollars. 98% of that is the dime.