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D. Mint strike errors ???
Looks like damage after leaving the mint. I do not know of any mint errors that would leave a coin looking like that.
D. Don't know much about coins but I save the ones a see are unique different
And, in some cases, damaged?
D. I uncovered 5 pieces of foreign currency , all different and all old, while going through my family’s document
The one pictured is common, the kind I'd charge a dollar or two for.
D. Dime I found has some serious mint errors.
Not every mangled damaged coin is a mint error. Your bank might exchange it for a dime.
D. We have an 1829 Liberty 50c piece for appraisal.
Those old half dollars are one of the most common denominations but still lovely. Probably 60 or $70, would you like to sell it?
D. 1936 Jefferson nickel
1986. Spend. They didn't make Jefferson nickels in 1936.
D. 1964 Jefferson nickel
Yet another nickel. I was born in 1964. 1964 is not old.
D. Dime just can't figure year didn't want to clean I don't want to damage
I'll become a virgin before you damage that coin.
D. 1953 S
Wheat cents like this have a book value of perhaps 25 or $.50. In practice we pay two cents apiece in bulk. Most years they made hundreds of thousands.