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D. What is my coin worth? 1964 jfk half dollar
Interesting toning. Your half is worth seven dollars.
D. 54 mystery!!!
The only mystery here is how this coin was damaged in this fashion. Just a cent or two in value.
D. Dime with D on back
Common circulated silver is worth about fifteen times face value, so figure $1.50.
D. In God we rust nickels
Trust in God, rust in rain. He is looking down and crying. Spend your fifteen cents.
D. You can see it in the pics.
I can see the paint chipping off the corner of this counterfeit treasure piece.
D. Fair condition
Scratches from cleaning bring this down to about fifty cents on a good day.
D. Double dye on T, R, end of 2, etc.. , on back side The E dash & P on E-Pluribus, the C in America, & A in states, oF, etc..
Weak strike of common circulated cent, has 1.5 cents of copper in it.
D. 2007 washington state quarter at the back of his head on the obverse side in-between the head and the word america and on the reverse the word washington is squeezed very small then gets bigger.
This will get you about fifteen minutes of parking.
D. Vintage coins silver1888 dollar 1936.1942,half dollar Gold Martin van bitten Gold Thomas Jefferson liberty dollar
Stamps essentially worthless. 1966 half three dollars, other halves six dollars, silver dollar twenty. Spend the modern dollars. Interesting thing about that 1884-S half: If it were uncirculated it would be worth $7000. But it's not.