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D. Double die obverse/reverse new york state quarter?
The only double die of significance is the 1955.
D. 1983 Lincoln cent double die reverse? 1891 Morgan dollar O mint weak E reverse? 1879 regular morgsn dollar?
Dollars worth $18-20. That's it. Forget double die nonsense.
D. 1996 Denver Mint Washington Quarter. Possibly a feeder finger error. Thank you in advance for your time and help.
A what? Spend this scary quarter fast as u can.
D. 1986 D penny with damage weighing 2.5
You summed it up. Now spend it.
D. 1922 Lincoln head penny
Heavily worn, of nominal value.
D. 1989 Washington Quarter, high rise coin material on reverse side across eagle chest,
25 cents, more or less.
D. Jefferson nickel 2018 with some planchet or striking error and it weighs 5.0
Kind of hard to see an error where half the coin was ground off.
D. 1914 Barber Dime
$2. May have suffered a light cleaning.
