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D. 1924 s silver doller
$25 retail for this lovely Peace Dollar.
D. Nickel with penny imprinted in it
This is a mystery. I'm wondering if a cent was sitting on it and some kind of electrochemical reaction put a layer of copper on the nickel, which itself is mostly copper. Whatever it is, I'm fairly confident it happened after it left the mint, and that it is not worth very much.
D. 1959 penny, no mint mark. Error on W, error on L. Partial indention of another head over Lincolns head
As stated on our site, we don't handle minor varieties like this. It's basically one cent.
D. I have copper and silver coins from 1944 to 2001 in good condition they maybe have a few marks but nothing major they are shining readable coins.
None pictured are silver. They are close enough to face value to spend. The last 90% silver coins for regular circulation are dated 1964!
D. 1969d penny with errors and no designer signature
Sigh. One cent. If you read other postings here you'll understand.
D. Penny error?
The U.S. actually has cents, it's the United Kingdom that has pennies. And this is not an error, it's damage.
D. 1996D Roosevelt Dime error. Possibly Struck on wrong planchet . It's smaller than a regular dime and very wide on the sides. Looks like copper on the sides and weighs 2.15g
Apparently post-mint modification and of no substantial value.
D. 2016P Jefferson Nickel error. Possibly Struck wrong or a Miss print. Missing the designs.
It was struck fine. This is what happens when a coin is mutilated after release into circulation.
D. 2008 Alaska quarter
Nice bear! 25 cents.
