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D. 2005 Buffalo nickel
A modern design, very abundant, safe to spend.
D. Wondering if this is rare.
No. They made many cents that year in Canada.
D. 1994 us qtr , it has one of a kind error in which I have found no info, it's obvious error above the "t" in the word liberty , can you please assist me in value
How can you know it's one of a kind without seeing every other quarter ever made? What is obvious to the untrained eye is less apparent to the expert... if it's not unremarkable damage, it might be from a chipped die, though it's an odd shape for that kind of error. At best, it's perhaps a $5 find.
D. 1946 d or doublestruck with s penny
Ordinary strike, 25 cents.
D. 1880 silver dollar O mint mark.
From New Orleans! Figure $28.
D. This is a 1990 D penny. From the back of the coin it looks like the penny was stamped on silver. From the front there is a image but I can't figure out what it is. It weighs 2.44 and don't stick to a magnet 907 229 0106 is a contact #
It used to be coated with copper and 2.5 grams. Then it wore down to the underlying zinc.
D. 1937 nickel with an indian head
The nickel is worth 50 cents if not damaged. The mount might be silver, making it worth $5-10 overall. A neat piece!
D. 1969 D penny
They made too many for this to have a premium.
