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D. I am not For sure but does this look like a 1988D with a Repunched mint mark or possibly doubling of some kind?
You seem to have a good eye for doubling, it looks more like that than repunched to me. Have you actually sold any of these? You might find it a little less engaging unless you have a gift for sales.
D. Framed French chalcography : etching by Fortier , drawing by Cte Turpine de C " Restes d 'un Temple de Neptune" from the Louvre Museum.
Tricky to price and sell. figure $35 retail.
D. 2014 dime
Dime of the Baskervilles! Try to spend it if you can get ten cents.
D. 2016 D penny with punch marks on face the small one on shoulder almost looks like a D not sure if it's a printing error or not
That's what happens when you take a hard sharp object to the surface of a coin.
D. A lot of coins. Don’t know their worth if any.
So... dimes through dollars are worth about 20x face value if 1964 or earlier; that first walking liberty half dollar, for instance, is about $10. Half dollars have a little silver 1965-70, and are worth about $4. Can't tell if you have any from the photo.
D. 1905 V Nickel
Damaged, fifty cents. If it were 1913 it would be a million.
D. 1944 S United States/ Philippine 50 Centavos
$5-10. I think these were actually minted in San Francisco!
D. Front of penny looks too be stamped also with the back.
Probably smacked with a second and a hammer.
