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D. 1943 liberty dime
A couple bucks for the silver in it.
D. 1946 mint mark unknown Lincoln cent wheat penny.
No mint mark means Philadelphia. Market value just a few cents.
D. U.S. Dime 10 cents 2006 P
Is that in your lunch bag or something? With the circulation that is evident, it's just a dime.
D. 1972 penny 2 is cut half off rim of penny in folded of “in god we trust”
Someone banged on the rim. Just a cent.
D. 2000d Maryland quarter
25 cents!
D. 1944 nickel has no mintmark war nickel
This should be a wartime silver nickel worth a dollar. It could also be a counterfeit "Henning" nickel worth more than that, perhaps $25. It would take special diagnostics to tell, I would have to inspect it. Francis Henning was a nutbag in New Jersey who made hundreds of thousands of fake nickels, why it's not entirely clear, many of them ended up in the river. My guess is it's just a worn silver nickel.
D. Double sided no clad 1991p quarter..??value
Yeah I'm not convinced of that. All nickels are primarily copper and this one could have been heat-treated to get that appearance. It's well worn so regardless not very valuable. Date is 1990 by the way.
D. 1900p quarter missing clad on obverse and reverse
Actually 1990. Looks familiar.
D. Damaged from the mint 1968 d penny error coin
Don't blame the mint for this reject.
