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D. 1972 s Lincoln cent dbl die reverse Im assuming but the letters are all flattened and no outer ring. The obverse has a irregular depth around Lincoln himself causing wear.
You know what they say about assuming... When you assume you make an... oh I'm trying so hard... SPEND IT.
D. 2014 5c US nickel broad strike weak obverse Broad strike Weak reverse. Very rare find
All we see from photos is heavy circulation wear and damage. For a broad strike to be of value, the coin should be essentially new, and the error should be dramatic.
D. One quarter has a hump in the center it’s like it has something inside the middle of the quarter and the other quarter is a good bit thicker than a normal quarter and is not as big around as a normal quarter and it caused it to not finish all the details in the center of the coin and they were printed this way not altered after being made
Most likely one was tapped or rolled so the reeding flattened out, which adds no value; and the other was used for target practice. Wondering if the smooth-edged one has a slightly lower diameter, which is what would be expected. It's looking like you have fifty cents here!
D. Hi, I found this 1982 Washington quarter under the seat of my car, and it looks like there is a double stamped image at the very bottom of Washingtin's neck. I realize that the coin is scratched and dinged up and that this will lower its value, but I can't find any info out there about a coin from this year with this error, so maybe it's one of a kind. I'll stop talking now and wait for YOU to tell ME! Thanks!
The only thing of note is that the strike is very slightly off-center, by one percent or less. Nothing evident that would add a premium.
D. 1990 penny no mint mark just want to know if it's worth anything
Not beyond face value, no. The absence of a mint mark in older coins means it was minted in Philadelphia.
D. Is rare sacgawea coin
Actually they made millions. Spend this dollar!
D. 1944 no mint mark. Coin strike?
You can get this effect with wire clippers. Does not add value.
D. I have seen coins like this on ebay can't believe I found one I actually have 3 coins that are similar what's my best options with a coin like this I'm really in a financial pinch and could use some help financially.. let me know if this is a good find that could bring me in some extra money ??
You'll see a lot of things on eBay. Spend this sad little dime, it's damaged.
D. 2007 idaho state quarter with huge pertrusion on the wing side.printed over pertrusion.isnt a heated coin bubble,dosent have any seams as if it were added.definatly was printed over pertrusion.looki g for a value or really any information you can provide me.thank you for your time,I'll be looking forward to hearing back from you.my number is 352-210-4507 if any additional questions.thank you again.
I have seen a lot of coins recently that looked like they were used for target practice; it does not add value. Or perhaps you've identified a new kind of error, the "protrusion"? A new one for the books!
