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D. 1974 error quarter -in god we trust? -no mint mark -USA error -eagles feet?
Appears to be regular-issue quarter, value 25 cents. Until recently, Philadelphia-minted coins had not mint mark.
D. Dollar notes
Folds and stains make these close to face value. The $13 face value might be worth around $20.
D. 1959 penny found in coin roll. Appears to have dye error on back.
So it appears. "Die" errors are mistakes the mint made in striking the coin. "Dye" errors are when you spill your milk on the coin.
D. 1951 penny, I think. It is double struck, and Lincoln's head is double struck it would appear to me. If im wrong please tell me but it looks like 2 Lincoln strikes took place.
You're wrong. This is a horribly damaged coin, it's pointless to even speculated about the original striking.
D. Looks like 1955 penny with the finger print on the backside. I do see the finger print Image on the coin. I wish it looked as nice as the one I pulled up online, but it has fingerprint markings that can be seen.
I'm not quite sure what you're seeing, but one thing is certain: finger prints always lower the value of a coin. This one is safe to keep, or spend.
D. 1968 no s dime proof dime I also have other coins
The "no s" proof dime was in some proof sets. Your coin is a regular circulated coin and not a proof one; it originated loose, not in a proof set. It's just a dime.
D. 1985 Lincoln penny I believe the mint mark is doubled
Knowing of no such variety, and seeing significant wear, I'd conclude it is damage or alteration.
D. 1949s what penny first t in trust 1058 nickel double die Liberty
Nothing noteworthy evident in these. Valuable coni errors are dramatic.
D. Can you tell me anything about this it’s small
Someone altered a nickel by pounding on the rim.
