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D. 1943 steel penny 1835 gold liberty dime
The Penny is only worth about $.50. On a good day. The dime is more interesting but it's hard to see from your picture. It may have some environmental damage, which would put it at about five dollars.
D. 2002 d erw in penny looks like Lincoln's wearing a wig but it's not and it's also double die on the other side as well on this side to one of a kind right out of the roller pennies I saw that as well I got to check this one out I know it's worth big bucks I could use some money I mean a wheelchair need a little help I can get I'll leave here in Poughkeepsie New York Fred Murray
I think it's a real wig, shake it and see if it falls off.
D. 1972 no mint mark
No mint mark means it was made in Philadelphia. Back then there was no "P."
D. 1972 D dime
Amazing, disguised as 1984. Who knew??D. 1dime 1976
1976 dimes are worth ten cents, give or take.
D. silver certificate
This and the other small size silver certificates you submitted are essentially old money. There's no appreciable premium beyond face value unless it's truly crisp in circulated. Spend or deposit them!
D. $2
Just two dollars, it's face value.
D. $2 Bermuda
$1-2
D. 10 Kronur
I didn't appraise your notes individually because there's so many of them and they're worth very little, having damage from tears soiling and writing, and devalued and rendered worthless by the euro. Sorry!