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D. 2015 D Shield Cent. Small crack above and to the left of Lincolns head. I assume it is a large die chip or cud on the reverse. You can see almost all of the Shield underneath it. Sticks out past the rim a little on the right midway between center and top. Looks like a crack runs down the entire middle of it.
I'd have to inspect to verify it's a die cud and don't want to speculate on value without that. Looks like it could be.
D. The d has been double stamp
Has it? Not very apparent. Would call this a wheat cent. Not much more than face value.
D. 2002 l2 series
What makes this over $100? Looks like money to me!
D. It's something I found
Could be original gold from the sinking... or a gift shop token.
D. 1922liberty dollar with mint error
Okay forget any notions of a mint error. This beat up silver dollar melts at $18.
D. Hi, I’m not sure if these are post mint damage or not. I think there’s a writing on the front top next to the word “Liberty”. Not sure if this coin’s worth anything more than $0.05. Thank you
No and no. Someone banged two coins together. You may spend.
D. 1929 Lincoln wheat penny looks silver but isn't . It's copper but I believe it is an error .
More likely a chemistry project gone bad.
D. Pesos from 1992
That's inflation for ya! Now worth $5-10.
D. 1978 penny, looks like it flipped during stamping resulting in partial front and reverse images on both sides.
Looks like someone took a blow torch with it after a train ran over it. Why would you submit this?
