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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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APPRAISALS
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D. 2001 dollar bill in color and a flag behind George Washington
Very patriotic. However, collectors regard such alteration as damage or a novelty at best. Makes for a good tip!
D. 1982 Penny, with red blue. N White, on it
More like green.. which is what copper does when it corrodes.
D. 2016 West verginia quarter Harper Ferry, looks like when it was struck it went though the front of coin you can see the circle around the Washington head. May be an error coin and valuable.
We are now treating most coins minted since 1970 as worth face value. Spend it in good health!
D. 1946 Lincoln wheat penny with errors on front and back
No error visible.
D. 1921 peace silver dollar. Looks great and looking to sell or have it graded? Not sure really at all
A desirable high-relief year, $60-75.
D. 1980 something last number is missing its a d stamp
We are now treating most coins minted since 1970 as worth face value. Spend it in good health!
D. Weird looking
Damage can do that.
D. 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Souvenir Coin
With this level of damage, a "get what you can" kind of value. I'd charge $1-3 retail.
D. 2017 D 25c. Color Black on both side.
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!
