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D. 1832 dime in excellent condition
You can call it that, there is no "excellent" in the coin grading scale. But I'd say it's an original Very Good, lovely, I'd love to own it for $25, it would retail around $35-40.
D. !1849 large half cent in very excellent condition.
Most very excellent! Or at least fine. $20.
D. Hi, this is a 2009 District of Columbia Duke Ellington Quarter. I wanted to know how much it was worth because it looks like it is made of two different materials. Thank you, really appreciate it!
Probably environmental damage but I'd like to see it in person to rule out a missing layer of nickel. That would make it an interesting error in the $50-100 range.
D. Any value in this coin? I seen it has double stamping on the letter B in "Liberty" and is missing the letter I in "In God We Trust."
It's suffering from wear and damage, that double stamping is more of a stomping. Spend away.
D. 1799 Draped Bust Silver Dollar
A little too nice to be real.
D. A very unique error Lincoln cent.
Unique perhaps, but the only error here is calling it an error. It's damaged, plain and simple.
D. 1981 Lincoln cent rare error. Lincoln's chin...
Oy gevalt, the only error here is calling this an error.
D. Sacagawea X's 3 P
Unless you have the "cheerios" variety, which is unlikely, these are just dollars you can spend.