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D. 1992 close am penny very good shape what's the value I figured I'd just try one at a time since u ain't answered me since I called earlier
I ain't answer da complimentary appraisals afore da payin' customers. And you get two free ones despite the dozen you submitted. As for the 1992, the US has cents not pennies; and yours is worth one.
D. I have an uncirculated 1969 S double die that I’m looking into selling. I know it says on Google it’s worth anywhere between 44,000-100,000
Yeah it says a lot of things on Google. I'd put the value closer to one cent. How much did they offer you?
D. In fair condition
"Tuppany" (2 pence), don't spend it all in one place!
D. 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar
It's polished which detracts from the value. This is worth its silver content, about $4.
D. 1851 $1 dollar gold liberty head with possible error on the left obverse. This coin has very noticeable rotated die also. Thank you
No error that I can see. $150 if real, I'd like to see in person.
D. I do not have a clue about anything on this coin. All I know is that it was my grandfather's and he's had it for years.
Looks like a cast copy. If authentic worth $35. Need to see.
D. 2006 north dakota QUARTER that has a lot of mint errors when you m Qlook at it under a microscope there is endless errors on both lysine ¾4(
Oh please. This is the nastiest chewed up quarter I've ever seen.
