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Kindly read our FAQs ("Tutorials") before submitting appraisals or inquiries!


We are the only N.Y. traveling dealer with A.N.A. Life Membership, U.S.P.A.P. Ethics, and I.R.S. standards.


Family-friendly appraisals, complimentary for small collections. SHIP INSURED FOR AN OFFER!


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D. 1974 s seated liberty dime grade and value?

 At least fine, $30 if real. But check the weight, looks suspiciously nice.

D. A 1997 quarter that has a piece of the quarter missing on the back and some kind of weird thing going on around his chin. And a 19 something quarter I cannot read the third number on the date it's saved funny and is like the edges cut off by his neck. A 2013 penny that is just weird all the way around there's no In God We Trust and the back is shaped like a dial. And the 2000 dime which has a funny color and it has some writing on the neck close to the date and the back has a very wide rim

 Damaged change, spend.

D. 1969s that appears to be a double die

 Only the '55 commands a premium.

D. Roosevelt dime overlap double stamp

 I like it! $15-20.

D. 1965 Washington Quarter. Business Strike, MS-70. Coin not SMS Coin Business Strike For circulation.

 Some fancy terms for an ordinary quarter, I'd charge a dollar but might wait a long time to get it.

D. Is this man made or the real deal

 Not sure what to make of your question. As for the coin, it's a real man-made quarter that has been viciously mangled.

D. Received when my great grandfather passed and still not sure what coin this is or it’s value

 $30 is my estimate. Looks real, have to inspect to be sure.

D. No mint mark (?) 1917 wheat penny. Does this have value?

 No mint mark is Philadelphia. With the corrosion it's not more than a cent.

D. $5 paper money.

 Likely plated and of little value.

D. The 1995 penny has D or O on shoulder and rigght side of face and on the back it has a mark any value in this coin never came across one and the 1969 s penny just wondering value thx u

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