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D. 1878 silver dollar coin
You're showing the front of the Morgan Dollar and the reverse of a different dollar, made after 1920. The heavy cleaning on these coins renders them down to their silver value, $20 apiece.
D. Is this coin worth anything it seems to be worn on both sides
Just its face value. Looks Australian ans may be valid.
D. 1952 penny and the other is a dollar coin
After careful study we conclude you have $1.01.
D. 1999 dime with defects. I can't find another one like it.
I can. Someone just asked about a similarly damaged quarter.
D. I cant really show what may be an error through a picture. But to help understand if the coin is facing right side up the back is upside down going in the other direction
This is "coin" orientation. Medal orientation is when both sides are aligned the same. Nothing unusual here, it's what one should expect.
D. 2013 d New Hampshire White Mountains error quarter
Deep scratch evident, nothing bringing value past a quarter.
D. Error Jefferson Nickle 201x, blank reverse - same coin
This coin has been worn/ground down following its release from the mint. It is not more than face value.
D. 1968 d penny any value...
I would charge a dollar... or spend it. Tough call.
D. 1977 Quarter no mint mark wt.5.7gr brodstike on both sides
25 cents. Keep hunting.
