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D. 1942 barbara dime ,1977 liberty word error , possible 2005 copper dime ,1975 DD dime Double struck 2015 penny 2014 discolored penny
In 1942 they made Mercury dimes not barber dimes. It's worth a couple dollars. The others are get what you can, I don't deal in modern errors and varieties because they are usually damage and not actual mint errors, and don't have much value.
D. sipver medallion token from 1928 detroit coin club.
Now that is cool, and a beautiful piece to boot. I can't tell whether it's metallic silver or just silver in color. But what a wonderful design. Usually medals aren't worth much, but if it's really silver I'd say it's worth between 50 and $75. Retail.
D. Rare Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) National Counterterrorism CenterChallamhe coin .good condition mint value $1900 poor $380
Are you asking me the value or telling me? Because if you are asking, you need to chop off a digit or two from your numbers. This is the second of these "rarities" I've seen in as many days. It's a challenge coin that military folks like to trade when they are out drinking and such, but not at all rare. Usually they just have a value of a few dollars on a good day. This one is very cool and quite popular, and I would put the value in the $20-30 range. A couple "luck" winners paid $150-300 for si...
D. Greetings, I have a collection of coins which were found together buried in a beach an authentic treasure, as the page allows me only 2 images there I leave a model, I am interested in selling them and I would like to know their price I await your prompt response. There are 4 coins missing but the page only allows 1items, I put that package because I saw it on the internet
If gold this is worth several hundred dollars. I need to inspect it. Call me at 914-649-3317.D. 1965 quarter error no mint mark, ddo, ddr, possible rim error, writing going off edge obverse and reverse
We do not do much with modern varieties and errors, unless they are significant ones to the naked eye. They don't fetch much in actual sales, and it usually isn't worth having them certified. It's a modern craze that has picked up a huge amount in the last 12 months, and will surely die down about as fast. Stick with the older stuff!D. Bicentennial Kennedy half dollar ddo, ddr....not sure of other errors, please help me if you can in identifying others???
We do not do much with modern varieties and errors, unless they are significant ones to the naked eye. They don't fetch much in actual sales, and it usually isn't worth having them certified. It's a modern craze that has picked up a huge amount in the last 12 months, and will surely die down about as fast. Stick with the older stuff!
D. 2020 mint condition p on back is ph and r2m
Looks like a good quarter for Halloween!
D. 1791 silver dollar
Holy cow! A 1793 Trade Dollar! It would be priceless... except that the first Trade Dollar was struck in 1873, 8 decades later. This is a design that would not have existed in the 18th Century. Other ways we can tell it's not real: it has very soft features, as it was cast from a mold and not struck like coins. Also, the color is too even, a muddled gray; a real coin this old would have dirt in the devices, stains, uneven toning... and be much more beautiful. There is no value; if you sell it, n...
D. Sacagawea liberty dollar
Just a dollar!!