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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.
D. I have copper and silver coins that I had over 9yrs they are in mint condition
"Mint condition" means lustrous and without wear. You may safely spend these!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!
