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D. 1999 Connecticut state quarter believe it is an error quarter cannot find any like it in researching it 1987 D quarter looks like an error dyebreak
Oy gevalt. Please. Not every chewed up coin is a mint error. Die breaks lead to raised ridges where the planchet metal flowed in. This is a mangled quarter.
D. I have these two Penny's I came across and I was just wondering if they are error coins. The 2020 one really looks exactly like a "D" mint mark to me, but I'm pretty new at this. And the 2021 penny has something under the date too but I'm not sure what...
These coins have oxidation spots. Adds zero value.
D. 2005 West Virginia quarter, looks like it was mangled in the minting process. Is this an error coin and what is its possible value?
After not during. How does it look like that happened in the mint??
D. 1990 jfk half dollar?
Rather cool. Like someone hollowed it out!
D. There are 3- 1947 pennies with a mint mark letter D - I’m pretty sure they are valuable
Umm... no pennies here. But $30 of silver!
D. 1919 S copper penny
Very common, we'd charge fifty cents in this condition.
D. Cyprus, 5 pounds from 1966 year 1500 coin produced, all from 40 grams gold, 22K In this condition, how would you appraise this coin??? Thanks in advance
Value is $2,000! REVISED ANSWER, based on request flor clartity: You'll have to find a collector. There is essentially no numismatic premium for modern gold. "Spot" is a value that you get when you're a company trading 100,000 ounces. Individuals likely get less. Any premium would be the dealer's profit. I'd ask $200 over spot for that coin at a show. But I'd take 98% spot. That's the market I'm in. You have to ask yourself the question, if someone else has the coin, would you pay $1,900 t...
D. I noticed this small mark up on this 2020 Vermont quarter and traced the indention to the bark on the back of the coin. Kinda hoping ive stumbled a valuable coin
I know of no reason why this would add value. REVISED ANSWER, the sender wanted clarification: I took a second look. It looks like damage. I don't know how you can determine how it got there. There are some mint errors, if significant or dramatic, that are valuable. But hundreds of times a month people send me pictures of coins with odd markings and stains--scratches, dings, everything under the sun. You can read all about them on my site. Not every unfamiliar mark on a coin orig...