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D. 2020 p dime , thicker then a normal dime. Rim is wide , and something on Roosevelt's head... are these errors..
Doubtful, it's more likely post-production damage.
D. 1981 series $20 bill. In good condition. Appears to have been double printed backwards on the back side of the bill as you can see in the pictures
And more heavily on the left than on the right side, you don't usually see this. I put it between 50 and $100 in value.
D. 1804 draped busts silver dollar
You have a copy of a famous silver dollar.
D. Ancient coin?
Yes possibly Roman or Greek. Looks real, $15-20.
D. 1943 wheat Steele back penny
Just a few cents in value.
D. 1964 no mint Double rim seen on front. L is almost non existent in liberty. Globs of printing material. Back the last part of the word e.pluribus was smeared during making. Various letters in United States of America. Almost full steps the soldiers and Lincoln all on there. One of the posts cut in half. Lots of glob from minting
Nothing about this coin suggests it has any production errors.
D. 1980 penny is missing letters in section of "In God We Trust"
This happens when coins wear during circulation. REVISED ANSWER: You don't see what we see, hundreds of letters a month, with many coins that wear unevenly as this one. On Tue, Oct 19, 2021, 12:00 PM Eugene K wrote: I can get a better pic an resend it. I don't see how that many letters on a coin wears off and if they did how it didn't wear the ones down that are visibly next to them. ...
D. Are these die marks all over it especially were the hole is on tails side, its raised right in George Washingtons head, which is directly opposite each other?
No. You are looking at damage that was done to this coin in circulation. First of all, the minted would not use a die that was heavily damaged. Second, if the die had pits for some reason, you wouldn't have depressions on the coin you would have raised blobs because metal flows into the gaps in the die. But that's not what's going on here.D. Would like to have my coins appraised because I think I have a few rare ones and there in pretty good condition
Everybody thinks their coins are rare just because they don't see things like that. Did you get the Coins from an auction? Did you get them from a dealer? Did you get them from an old time collector? If the answer to those questions is no, they're probably not rare and probably not valuable. But if you submit pictures will take a look and tell you what we think.
