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D. 1976 D dime with a possible clipped planchette and double die
Wrong diameter for clipped planchet. And there would be no hope of detecting a double die in such a worn and damaged piece.
D. 1980 P with a few possible errors
1980-P with heavy wear, environmental damage, and a deep nick, perhaps from wire clippers.
D. Gold or copper looking quarter 2006 Nebraska
Could be missing outer layer. More likely lost it from acid or abrasion, or simply oxidized that color. Just a fun quarter!
D. Looking for info on this dime.
Looks damaged. Why do you ask?
D. I have a black nickel as you can see. I have not been able to find anything about it online. The closest thing I came across was info about a 50s black beauty nickel but nothing about modern black beauty coins. I also have other coins that I think you might find interesting.
I see many coins. Yours is dark because sometimes nickels oxidize that way. They are mostly copper, in fact. Odds are it experienced heat, moisture, or both. Some people find this attractive, others consider it damage. I find all coins beautiful but don't think this one is one to retire on.
D. 1883 coin of Hawaii
Need denomination or image of reverse.
D. I have several coin errors , however This is my obsession. I put it away then take it back out . I uploaded it on a few web forums but get conflicting opinions. I call this My 196a Washington Quarter? I would like to have some definitive so I know if I should have it sent in and appraised or authenticated I don't know if it's a damaged or an error. Or possibly a discovery? Plz Put me out of my misery LOL, Thank You , If possible I do have alot of other questionable coins. If I may forward those ...
These look common and sending in for grading will part you with your hard earned money. You should read the docs at the top of my home page on error coins and value. Also the "Red Book".
D. Looks like it could be a Extremely Rare 1982 small date Denver mint copper error weighing 3.1
To our experience no such thing exists. Web fantasies notwithstanding, all 1982 cents are abundantly available.
D. 1996 D Roosevelt dime
There was a time when that dime would buy you a call at a payphone. But they just don't have many of them around anymore!
