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D. 1963 D. Doubling in the date. Strong on the #6 & the #3
Hah! Very creative.
D. 1972 ,no mint
Yes mint: Philly. No value: except face.
D. Never seen this type of coin I would like to know how much it would cost to sell
It would not cost anything to sell it. However, I'd charge 25 cents for it at a show.
D. Has two dates on the obverse..Lincoln doubling can be seen..weighs 3.0.."L"is close to rim
I like it! I'd probably pay $10-20. Not sure it's authentic though. Can't think of a mint error that would lead to this.
D. 1965 error quarter 1937 Buffalo nickle 1929 standing liberty quarter
How is that an error? I don't get it. The others are $4 and $0.25, respectively.
D. Jostens Canada Ltd Calgary ‘88 (participation ?) coin
If bronze, $1-3. If gold, I need to inspect. Looks bronze.
D. Found in pocket change,no mint mark
Put it back in the pocket change.
D. 2020 national Park bat quarter
State and national quarters worth face value.
D. 1957B Silver Certificate with off center print. On the front it’s up and to the left, on the back up and to the right.
Is off-center by less than 1%. We'd buy this at 10% above face value.