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D. I’ve shown a few people and we all say the same looks like another coin been restamped it weighs exact 5grams looks a different colour to all other nickles and thinner and a bit smaller to me I’ve collected silver be4 for 10 years and that’s what it looks and sounds to me ty for your time to look
Reminds me of a story called the emperor's new clothes. Sorry, but it just shows wear to us.
D. Coin found in the dirt. Smaller than a quarter and bigger than a nickel. Appears to have a face in the middle looking to the left.d
Once a coin spends time in the dirt, the odds are its value is destroyed. Certainly that happened here.
D. What is the worth of this quarter
Aside from a few significant exceptions, we are treating the following coins as merely face value at best: Small cents after 1958; nickels after 1938; half dollars, after 1970; and anything else, after 1964. Spend it in good health!
D. Are these Quarters 1977-no mint n 1977-d valuable?
Aside from a few significant exceptions, we are treating the following coins as merely face value at best: Small cents after 1958; nickels after 1938; half dollars, after 1970; and anything else, after 1964. Spend it in good health!
D. 1963 no mint Mark weights 3.1
Just a good old cent, it should weigh 3.1!
D. Dime
If silver (requires testing) worth $1 or so.
D. 1999 p penny wide am. I also have a 2016 p penny with massive retained cud on obverse and 95 degree rotation on reverse. Article in coin world magazine in Dec 2016 issue.
Aside from a few significant exceptions, we are treating the following coins as merely face value at best: Small cents after 1958; nickels after 1938; half dollars, after 1970; and anything else, after 1964. Spend it in good health!
D. Ancient coin
$3-5
D. 1997 Lincoln memorial cent withanother vountrys currency stamped on it.
We are now treating most coins minted since 1970 as worth face value. Spend it in good health!
