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D. Error coin 1965 united states' of America liberty coin
No pic; likely face value.
D. This is a 2008 no mint mark penny as u can see I've sent a coin scope photo of this coins reverse side the "F" " oF" is a "P" u can actually even see where it was like Added to it. I've been extremely interested coins for about the last 5-6 yrs have u ever came across this I tried looking it up like threw error lists but can't seen to find it. Can u please review it and tell me if I have something here :) Thank you so much I look forward to hearing from you.
You need to buy a book on error coins and go to coin shows. Even better, take a course through the A.N.A. You are finding regular cents in change that are just worth face value. Don't listen to the knuckleheads on youtube and etsy, they don't know what they are talking about.
D. Hello, I believe these coins look different than the others I’ve seen of the same date! Three US Quarters: 1974,1978,1970 and one Susan B Anthony (I have 9 or more of them) . I don’t know if the Susan B Anthony coins are actually valuable or if that is just hype? And one nickel from 1964 which is very different from the other ones of this date I’ve seen as the sides ridges go up high and the numbers are distorted slightly! Please let me know if I’m totally off on my analysis? I would very much...
Totally off, you have change. Try to get to a coin show, and read up on coins in real books. The A.N.A. offers courses, too.
D. What is it
A mangled coin. Looks like it might be a European coin. If silver, maybe worth a couple bucks. Might be copper-nickel and worthless.
