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D. Standing Liberty quarter
With no visible date this has it's value in silver, about four dollars.
D. So I came across this quarter today and noticed the 3 imprinted dots on the front side after the R in dollar. I know it's an error but have never seen this before which is why I'm contacting you guys. Hope you can help me out. Thank you.
Why do you "know" it's an error? There are a hundred ways someone can gouge holes in a coin after it leaves the mint.
D. Double die no mint mark 1974 penny
No significant doubling evident.
D. 1974 penny no mint mark stamped different you can see on the bottom front
No mint mark means Philadelphia. Value one cent.
D. I found in a box can u tell me about it..and how much worth
Can't identify from this one side. Perhaps a twenty dollar silver round. Any members of the audience have any ideas?
D. I found in a box can u tell me about it..and how much worth
Ah now you have revealed the other side. Yes a lovely silver round, twenty two dollars of silver but as a collectible piece more like thirty or thirty-five.
D. This 1969s penny has more ears than a cornfeild the penny is in great great shape pebbling is do to the mint error. As for grading not graded, but what would compair one of a kind to?
The gibberish in your theories does justice so this nasty coin, if you can spend it and get a cent's worth of goods you're doing great.
D. 1943 liberty dime
Two dollars.
