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D. wheat pennies from1917d-1971 an a Kennedy half dollar 1776-1976 error coil “d filled
Well, that's slightly better. If you have a wheat cent (there are no U.S. "pennies" for real) dated after 1958, I'll pay you $10,000 for it. You don't. Your wheat cents are worth two cents up to 1958; the Lincolns after that are spendable. Not sure what you are saying about that half, but it's a bicentennial you can spend.
D. Error?
No. Post-mint shenanigans.
D. Imprinted letters to the left of the state. Off color and state outline off
It's a quarter, spend it.
D. Morgan silver dollar 1885
This is a circulate specimen of a common date. $20-22 would be a fair value.
D. 1989 and 2009 1oz silver walking liberty dollars
American silver eagles were made as bullion products to compete with Canadian Maple Leafs and other mint rounds. As such, all you have to to do determine value is look up the spot price of silver which, as I write this, is about $22 per piece.
D. 2016 D flat clad edge
A "tapper" describe elsewhere on my site a couple times. No real value besides face value.
D. This is a hopefully one of a kind the 9 has squeezed in it the 8 inner top circle is. Still filled with copper the date and the D are doubled. And there a mark between the 1 and the D
Every coin, if you look close enough, is one of a kind. In this case, there are several hundred million that are very similar.
D. Okay the 9 is cracked like a broke dolls face and othe marks
For the zillionth time, we don't do minor modern varieties.
