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D. One Dime 1989
Whoever stamped it did damage not improvement.
D. 1943 penny but it's looks a little silverish.
That's because this one year they were made out of zinc coated steel to save copper for the war effort. In the following few years the returned copper gave new cents a firey orange color too.
D. 1989 one Dime has letter E and 5?
You're ready for Bingo night!
D. 1999 Pennsylvania state quarter Weighs 4 grams.
All State quarters are usually face value.
D. 2019 Elizabeth II silver coin, shows 999 on back and all images I can locate have 4 nines. Trying to understand if this is an error coin and the value.
That should tell you it's probably not real. I don't even know what this is. A mapleleaf wanna be? What's the weight?
D. 2018 quarter. Scratches visible depending on angle of light
Collectors prefer their coins unscratched. Spend it fast.
D. Hello, The "1" in 1958 looks like an "r". Do you have any info on this? I have not found any info on this "error". It has been in my possession for over 30 years. Thanks
It's more likely damage than an error. The coin has significant wear.
D. The dime seems to have been struck really hard as the rim has a deeper edge than normally. There are no ridges around the outer edge its perfectly smoothe. It has strange feel to it.
I found one just like it today. It was struck really hard all right, AFTER it left the mint. See my prior posting on "tappers."
D. Foriegn currency alittle worn..i believe some to not be in circulation any longer.
My estimate of value is $10.
