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D. 1916 wheat penny. Unable to tell what the mint mark is
It's "s" for San Francisco, worth a buck or two in this condition.
D. It’s a 1979 that had doubling on both sides and on the branches i can’t find anything else like it thanks for your help and time
Minor doubling of little consequence. Spend.
D. 2021 P Jefferson nickel, from bank roll , with a raised line, aka die crack, Pierced eye effect, I have 30 of them .
Skeptical of die crack, which is uncommon in modern coins like this. Would have to inspect myself.
D. 1935A $1 silver certificate. Its in really great shape.
It has enough wear that it's worth maybe $2.
D. 1964 kennedy half dollar accented hair variety i think with broken rays near eagle wings.
More like the fingerprint variety worth $7-8.
D. 1956 Lincoln wheat back penny with error in liberty
Could be error. Could be chewing gum. Not impressed.
D. A 2005 - P Kansas Washington State Quarter that reads " IN GOD WE RUST " on obverse.
Worth a buck for the humor!
D. 2 pence queen Elizabeth II 1971
Just 2 pence I'm afraid.
D. 1872 trade dollar
Lovely example of a counterfeit. Trick or treat!
