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D. It’s a 1943 s steel penny is supposed to be steel but coppers on half copper and I asked you steel
Not sure what you're asking here. If you have a 1943 cent it's steel. They made millions, they are common and close to face value.
D. 1943 s steel penny but a lot of copper is on it to
Someone is messing around in their basement. This coin is not original.
D. 1957B silver dollar certificate
I'd charge two dollars but hard to get with the wrinkles!
D. I appreciate your help appraising this George Washington Commemorative Half dollar. Thanks so much! Judith
Always happy to help a half dollar. This one is worth around $10 retail.
D. I would also appreciate knowing the value of the US Liberty Coin. Thanks! Judith
$1.50, they made so many! Give it to a kid, get them of the cell phones.
D. It is almost twice as thick as a normal quarter. It is also lighter then one.
Someone milled the edge after it left the mint. No additional premium.
D. Found this quarter in my change and it looks like the back of the coin isn’t stamped hard enough so it never showed up. Just a curious to see what something like that would be worth if anything.
You can't stamp one side with more force than the other. I suspect it's been worn down mechanically.
D. 1979D Penny with multiple minting flaws
Just wear and damage. Spend.
