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D. 1967 Washington quarter Liberty head double eagle
I see one eagle worth 25 cents.
D. Old coin
We'd put it in our quarter bin.
D. 1943 steel penny
5 cents give or take
D. Penny I found years ago
I think you can put it to work again and spend it, this looks like chemical damage of some kind and not what collectors value the most.
D. This is a 1943 steel penny could you please tell me if it is for real
It absolutely is! They made all of them steel that year. Just worth a few cents!
D. Old Arabic coin, was bought online by ex gf for around $500 , had paperwork and lost it
I don't know the exact attribution, but I think that was probably a retail price and coins in jewelry mounts are regarded as "problem coins." Yours appears to be a good quality mount. So I'd place it more at $300.
D. Double stamped flip1991 penny. The pics don't do it justice but it's pretty clear on both sides that this has been punched twice. There is some kind of sticky something on it. But I wasn't sure if I should clean it off or not.
To quote: "If you think you have an ERROR coin, we ask you to read through our existing postings first, to help rule out what may just be heavy wear or damage." We see heavy wear, damage, and sticky stuff.
D. Dime with no ear.
Van Gogh had the same problem. I'd spend this one.
