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D. Photos of both sides of these coins, 3- one dollar coins 2- nickels- 2- quarters and 1 not sure about that gold one 3- silver half dollar coins that are rare 1941- 1942 coins
Nothing rare here. Multiply pre-1965 coins dime and higher by 15 to get approximate value of silver.
D. 3 half dollars - 1941 and 1942
Those old half dollars are usually worth about seven dollars apiece.
D. You can make out the front. It looks like there was a light stamp on the front. The front looks shallow. There is no date. The back looks hard and normal.
This could be a "struck through grease" error. Maybe worth $30 if authentic.
D. 1996 $20 bill with multiple errors
On a nearly daily basis people are posting photographs of things citing "multiple errors" but not alluding to whatever they might be. What I see here is a $20 bill that you should spend. If you'll note, our website says we don't deal in modern minor varieties. However we will recognize significant errors if they are legitimate.
D. 2002 P Mississippi quarter
All regular issue state quarters are essentially worth face value, 25 cents in this case.
D. 1942 P nickel
In 1942 the U.S. mint switched from a copper-nickel composition to a wartime alloy of silver and manganese for nickels. They did this through 1945 and then returned to the original alloy. In 1942 both types of nickels were made at the various mints. Yours is definitely the silver type, you can tell because for these wartime nickels only, the mint marks appear over Monticello on the reverse of the coin. The value of your coin is $1.25, mostly because of the current price of silver.
D. 1943 Quarter there’s no mint mark I cannot locate it on the coin. The condition looks very old but can still read the words
There is no mint mark, if there had been it would have been at the bottom of the reverse under the eagle. This means it was minted in Philadelphia. This coin is silver and worth about $4.
D. So I just wanted to see if this is worth anything the z'S on it look to perfect to be written by a person and if you look close at the one z it looks like it was on paper before the little 50 were printed on the paper
They do look printed but it begs the question, "so what," anyone could have produced this using a printer or a stamp. It's nothing that the treasury would do, as far as I can tell.
D. Serial number 00091100 was wondering if it's worth anything
Not anything beyond face value. This isn't really low enough to be a low or "fancy" serial number.
