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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. 1994 D Jefferson. Found this in my change today. I can take more pics if you need them.

I would put it back into your change, they made an awful lot of them!

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!

D. This is a one of a kind error. The "0" of one on the reverse has such an obvious error on it. I can't find a similar error on any coin regardless of age and demonination.

It is one of a kind, unless you count the million or so other coins out there with what we call "digs," damage caused by a hard, sharp object like an awl. It would be worth two cents except for the damage, that brings it down to face value. Sorry! UPDATE, I am revising my answer, in response to "Marc, out of the 20+ people that saw the coin( including the coin dealer that offered me $250) you are the only one that didn't agree that it's so obvious that it's a mint error. It would take more th...