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D. Its a 1966 penny with two holes in it trying figure out if it's worth collecting or I can just put it with all my other stuff or it need be put up????
It's merely a holed cent. Put it where you want it!
D. Please let me know if this is real and possible value thank you
It's real, and real mangled. Just an ol' cent.
D. Tea setting for 6, small blue and white vase
It's beautiful. There is very little demand for these things, I would value the set at $400-500, but they are very difficult to sell.
D. 1937 d buffalo nickel with year out of line and almost no f under it.
Not sure what to make of the date, but it's a common year and probably $3 in this condition.
D. I know what I have it’s a 1776 continental currency dollar no replica its pewter I’m just really not sure the worth I been offered sum good offers that made me really wonder so I’m getting y’all and another Appraise
It certainly IS a replica and now that you know that you're obligated not to misrepresent it. Just for kicks, put it on a balance, and tell us the mass in grams; hold it next to a magnet, and tell us if it sticks.
D. Penny and dime
The cent has some damage, maybe worth 50 cents. The dime is silver, worth $1.75.
D. I have a 1957 D Wheat Penny that just isn't right. There's a huge collar around it, as if excess copper wasn't stamped fully out of it. Not sure how the minting process works, but it almost appears to be two blanks stamped at the same time, as there is a noticeable seem or crevasse through the collar. At first, I thought it might be something that was added on after the minting process, as it looks too uniform to be a mistake, but upon closer inspection, the bottom left quadrant of the tails sid...
I think your first reaction was the accurate one, somebody mounted it as jewelry or for some other reason. You can verify if metal was added, it should weigh 3.1 grams on its own.
D. Constantine's coin
Without knowing the exact attribution, I'd say the hole brings it down, maybe it's worth $3-5, it's a problem coin with the damage.
