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D. You have to really look close or from a distance but there's more than one image in each coin in each coin. And they seem to be imbosed. Blockage or multi-struck. Second and third image is the same coin. Not very pretty wondering if there's any value?
You don't have to look that close, you can see they are damaged from a mile, spend fast.
D. 1972 D penny akmost missing the 1, 9, and 2 from the date.
That would make it Year 7, Year of the Consulship of Metellus and Nerva
D. 1959 D double nostril on nose, unable to find any info
Well didn't the good Lord give double nostrils to all of us? This Lincoln is just a cent...
D. double nosed 1959D penny
Maybe, but single cent.
D. 1977d penny that has the word state imprinted backwards on front of coin and other errors. Can you help me out and let me know if this is some type of error or something else? Thank you
Something else. If you smash two coins together one imprints the other. The Mint didn't do it.
D. I live in Toronto and got this in change. Was told its a proof with errors. Can u help with verifying this?
It does look like a proof. But once it entered circulation, it dropped in value to ten cents. Whoever said it has errors is in error.
D. 2003 Alabama state quarter Hellen Keller edition. Missing clad layers I believe. It appears dark brown/black
No, it's mostly copper and can oxidize this way.
D. I was looking for a Mint-Mark anywhere on it Wondering why it’s gold tone And I can’t find for the life of me any information on it
If no mark then Philadelphia The gold is either toning as the copper in it oxidizes or tarnishes; or it's gold plated by a company that sells them. Either way it's just a quarter, they made many fir the nation's bicentennial.
D. 2000 South Carolina
As stated two questions ago, circulated state quarters are just quarters.
