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D. Please evaluate these various coins for potential value. Thank you.
Dimes and higher are silver, multiply face value by 20 for value, e.g., quarter is worth $5. Lesser coins worth a quarter apiece.
D. Rare 2 New pence 1971 and 10 New pence 1976
That's what they are, British pence. Spend when you visit England.
D. 1875 S trade coin
Counterfeit.
D. 1995 D with doubling on the 5...I'm in the "beginner illiterate" group on this. Would it be worth sending to auction. I read they are scarce to come by , however it varies depending on opinion. Thank you
Of all the crap I see here, you actually found a coin with some legitimate doubling. But no, I doubt it will fetch much at "auction." You can try on eBay, it might get $5 or 10.
D. This is an ancient coin from another country but I'm sure what the language is.
Not as old as you think. I'm guessing Thailand, 1970s. Could be wrong, but probably close.
D. I'm a 1967 dime. On the reverse side there is a depiction of the Lincoln memorial building underneath the torch and states
When coins go bump in the night.
D. These are a few I'm going to send more
No need! The quarter is silver and worth $4-5.