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D. Misprinted penny. Was curious if it held any value. Part of the date is missing.
No idea what's going on here. Don't blame the mint.
D. 65 quarter no mint also looks like it's dd
Spend away.
D. Found in the sewers 1998 George Washington on one side and two pence on the other
Must have passed through an alligator. I'd pay $10 for the novelty of it.
D. I have a 1928 a $1 bill and it has acut error in the height top is much bigger than the bottom.
Not enough of a miscut to be an error, back then quality control wasn't what it is now. But a nice "funnyback" worth $15-20. A shame it's wrinkled.
D. 1970s, 1920, 1982d,2007d. All with different errors
Errors in the eye of the beholder I guess. I see cents.
D. Was hoping that it's a 43 but can't tell
What would it matter? This coin is spent.
D. Hopefully
Hopefully what, is Santa involved here somehow?
D. Definitely an error on the edge around it looks like the yr
Perhaps Stuart Little's circular saw got caught between the dies?
D. This is a bicentennial coin that I believe is gold (but I have not removed it from its plastic case to confirm). I am happy to bring it in if you would like to inspect it by hand.
Probably brass. They did make them in gold, if you told me the weight in grams and diameter in millimeters I might be able to tell you more. How big is it relative to other coins, e.g., is it bigger than a quarter? The gold ones tend to be smaller.
