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D. The front of this coin is a Panda bear. This is a 1 oz coin. I have a set of 30 coins.
They made these in silver and gold. Yours looks gold from the image which would make it worth $1700 but it's hard to tell. If silver it's $17. Do you want to sell?
D. William Henry Harrison $1 coin
Just a dollar, why don't you spend it.
D. Great Law of Peace $1 coin
It's...a dollar
D. Hi. I found these coins (with others) amongst my deceased dad’s belongings. Just curious if they have value. Thank you.
The indian head cent, buffalo nickel, 40% silver Kennedy halves, and Eisenhower dollar are each worth a dollar or two. The mercury dime is a couple dollars; the seated liberty dime, $10. Are there others?
D. missing clad layer, 5 cent Jefferson 1995 coin.
Ummm... nickels don't have clad layers
D. struck through error, 1 cent Lincoln Memorial 1981 copper coin.
More like struck by lightning?
D. Struck through, 10 euro cent Germany 2002 j coin.
Looks like an accident with a bench grinder!
D. missing clad layer, 5 cent Jefferson 1995 p coin.
We answered this one already. Nickels don't have clad layers.
D. mint error, 25 cent Juliana Nederlande 1951 coin.
How do you know this is a mint error as opposed to damage that was rendered to the coin subsequent to being released from the mint? There are no recognized mint errors that would make a coin look like this.