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D. have a 2001 penny that is double stamped. The words on front is lower than suppose to and the words United and America some of the letters have been cutt of
Actually it's an off-center mis-strike. About $5 in value.
D. 1773-1976 quarter
1776 not 1773. 25 cents.
D. 1971 s Penny airs on the back reverse side on the memorial one of the pillars is messed up and there's chunks taken out that look like they were done during mintage
The mint does not take out "chunks" when they produce coins. You have a damaged cent you may safely spend.
D. It is pushed in like it has been stamped extremely hard.
Or like someone banged the edge to give it this appearance.
D. 1983 D Nickel Misprinted with penny tint on one side, amazing condition.
Very creative. Nickels are primarily copper, the tint is quite common.
D. 1979 D series but has no top border
A dollar you can spend.
D. Penni Penny clad error 2021 d mint
Error in eye of beholder.
D. Thank you for looking.
These are commonly counterfeited and yours does not look real. In order for it to be real it must not stick to a magnet and it should weigh 26.4 g.
D. Does this have any value ?
Everything has some value... I'm just not sure what it is, as it's so heavily worn. This is the sort of thing I buy for $5 for the novelty of studying; it looks ancient, but which regime hard to say. Doubt it's very valuable but presents a good challenge! Will let you know if my partner knows anything else, I often share photos with colleagues.
