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D. Copper us Kansas quarter I think.
Just a state quarter!
D. Double die pennies and the one that's the picture of the reverse is the floating roof 1969. No significant scratches or anything on reverse of coins
My opinion is, if you can't see the doubling well at arm's length, it's not significant. I don't even know what the "floating roof" is, we just don't bother with minor modern varieties.
D. 1934 no mint mark wheat penny
It looks like it's been cleaned, worth under a dollar.
D. These are the weirdest dimes ive ever come across and was just wondering whats up with them?
I just don't see anything remarkable about them.
D. 1987 Canadian One Dollar
At current exchange rates, you have eighty cents.
D. 1975 New Penny
One penny... in Britain!
D. 1962 D mint mark error penny
No visible errors.
D. 1958 dd o
I.D.T.S. (i don't think so)
D. I have the 1945 no mint mark that's missing the m in America. And the 1897 I believe is no mint mark and I don't know if the liberty is worn off or just missing.
You have two common cents, total value a dollar.
