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D. Yes, i found this penny in a dumpster all by it self. I dont know what is wrong with it, but it doesnt look like a normal penny.
Go back and look for more coins. It's an error coin, off struck by 50%. Not worth a lot but maybe they threw out some double eagles too.
D. 2006 Australian 5 cent has been stuck at least ten times with a partial brokage and rotations on both sides very unique could you tell me more if you can see photos if ya zoom in you can see
If you're gonna copy technical terms from the Internet and apply them to worthless worn coins, at least spell them right. It's "brockage."
D. 1889 Morgan One Dollar coin
It looks funny. It may have been cleaned or may not be real. At most it's worth $25-30. If it sticks to a magnet, or does not weigh close to 26.7 g it's not real.
D. Misprinted date
How else would you print "1945"? Or are you referring to the ding?
D. Are these more valuable then just .25¢?
No. 1964 and earlier are silver. Not these.
D. I’m curious if this is a mint error or some kind of damage. Any help appreciated. Thank you Joe
Could be a bad planchet. It's rather mysterious!
D. 1970 d over s nickel
How can you tell? Heavy wear. Fuzzy photo.
