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D. U.S. Anthony dollar set- 1979 to 1981 includes mints D,S, and S PR. From personal research I'm to understand there may be a few mint discrepancies.
You are probably gonna find this disappointing: we regard Susan B Anthony's to be essentially face value. The value of the holder is actually five to $10. If we were going to buy this we would pay $12 or $14 and charge $20 to 25. they made so many of them even the proof ones are barely worth more than a dollar. They are also worth more in original government packaging.
D. 17 gold plated U.S. quarters. From 1999 to 2002. I've never seen a gold quarter just wondering their worth.
They are a novelty and you'll be hard-pressed to get more than a quarter apiece for them. To a true coin collector they have been altered and that's not a desirable thing.
D. 1958 Quarter, it looks like there is a date and a L and R stamped on the side of the neck. Also there is a JF stamped above the 8 on the bottom of his neck. I haven't seen anything about these and would like to know what you think. Thank you.
The most significant thing about this quarter is that it is silver, and so it is worth four or five dollars.
D. 1984-D Lincoln penny, looks like the mint ran out of copper before it was stamped. I've never seen one like it.
in 1982 the mint switched to making copper coated zinc cents. When the copper wears off you see the underlying zinc. It's just damaged.
D. 2021 Jefferson D mint nickel with errors noted to both sides, with the words, United States, being the only thing visible on the reverse with the remaining reverse blank
This coin is not showing any visible errors. It's horribly damaged.
D. 1958 d wheat penny maybe struck on a dime planchette approximately 3.2 g 9 and bottom of 8 filled in
It is the proper weight and possibly coated with something. It's just an old cent.
D. Silver Kennedy half-dollar. Wondering if worth anything or just .50
After 1970 they are face value.
D. 1879 diez centimos lion holding a shield on one side Kilog Gramps a woman on the other side
Denmark or Belgium. Copper coins with holes like this in this one are not worth anything.
D. 1978 quarter double die both sides. Many errors. I've been finding many coins like this in my pocket change in the last couple of weeks. It's like someone is spending a coin collection in my small town.
It's more like you were noticing minor things in ordinary coins. The fact that you're finding many should suggest to you it's just change.
