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D. 1967 (no mint mark) Washington Quarter.
It's from the Philadelphia mint. Just an ol' quarter I'm afraid, not worth more.
D. "UNITED" only has the "u" and the "d"
Figure a dollar in value, maybe less given the heavy wear you describe.
D. 2006 P Dime
The giant dent keeps it in the range of 9 to 11 cents in value.
D. 1979d Susan B Anthony Dollar Common or miscenter, etc.?
Not sure what a miscenter is. You have a dollar here!
D. 2003 dime, circulated . Sorry for the quality of the photos. Thanks
The photos make it look bent, smushed, scratached, and damaged. I suspect better photos aren't going to make it a better coin, however; you can spend this!
D. 2001 North Carolina quarter and it looks to have no Finnish on it
As in... a coat of varnish? Spend this puppy! It's just a quarter.
D. This 1964 penny appears to be double stamped on one side and not on the other. Thank you for your time.
It's nothing if not creative. It's probably a coin with one side worn off that had a second one pounded into it. Doubling leads to two images of the same side, not opposite sides coinciding. Look closely: is the memorial the same as on other cents, or inverted horizontally? Are the raised features the same as on other cents, or opposite (i.e., if a column is raised on a regular cent, is it raised on yours or a depression?). An inversion would suggest the banging of two coins together; a coin str...
D. Missing the in. In god we trust
Worn off, not missing. $20.
D. 1966 quarter dollar weight below 5.3 g . Damage at eye? Seems cracked complete thru coin? Would appreciate opinion. Drop sounds different , thanks for your time
Everything you describe is typical of a quarter that is very worn. Spend it. Now, the dateless standing liberty quarter next to is is worth around $4 for the silver it contains!
