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D. 1964 D LMC with wavy surfaces running opposite directions obverse and reverse seen two canadian and one other since I found this one thank you
What? Run DMC? Didn't they do a cover with Aerosmith?
D. Looks like double on face? Thank you
Not sure if doubling or design. Just not that interested in odd little modern varieties.
D. I guess I'm not so much looking for an appraisal but more an option on this penny I found in yesterday's pocket change. Is it a genuine mint error or something someone fabricated?
Someone slammed two coins together. That's about the size of it.
D. 1942 dime In God We Trust error and T on the neck
Just a scary old silver dime, two bucks.
D. $20 gold liberty 1931 D
Questionable authenticity, must inspect.
D. 1942 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar
$8-9. Common silver.
D. The coin was over pressed leaving a line between the letters of the word liberty.
Over pressed? Is that a term you invented?
D. Seekers of 1934 federal reserve note 5
Seekers look ye no further for this $8 Federal Reserve beauty!
D. 1944 double die obverse and reverse weight 2.97 strong doubling on the date in the 9 & 4
What have you been smoking?
