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D. 1992 close am Penny small flaw on back what's it worth
That flaw is damage. Even without the damage it's face value.
D. 1958 full steps.
Blurry steps in this depiction.
D. Morgan silver dollar CC 1892
In this condition an 1892-CC dollar would be worth around a thousand dollars. Yours, however, is 1892-S. The valuation is tricky. Looks good but could be a problem coin if cleaned. My guestimate places it at $250.
D. Doubling on letters rpm ?
1982 = 1 cent
D. The 2021 Tuskegee airmen quarter with bomb error
No error noted.
D. Are these die chips ??? If you look at wing of the plane looks like a small propeller? But there shouldn’t be one correct? Thanks
Not too convinced. Die chips would lead to a raised feature on the coin. But even if they are, so small it's nothing that would add value.
D. 1934 commerative (?) FDR coin. Philadelphia PA
A beautiful bronze, looks to date to the period. Hard to price, $30 retail perhaps.