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D. 1843 sitting liberty half dollar. O mint mark and looks like a error right below the mint mark
Sorry, damage not error. It's a plugged hole. $150 in poor, always in demand.
D. 1972 double die Outer Rim right side see one online for $25,000
1. Notice it has not yet sold for $25,000. 2. Sell it to him for $24,000 if that's what it's worth. 3. I guess you missed our FAQs. For this and other hoaxes: "Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) "...
D. 1967 Washington Quarter. "Struck thru an already struck thru fragment" is what Don Wallace from Coinage Magazine called this back in 1972, (pre coin grading). I have correspondence letters from him to my late father dated Oct, Nov, Dec of 1972. Just trying to find out the worth of this coin now. Then it was like $10-$15 dollars. If you can help I would truely appreciate it. If not have a very blessed day.
Looks like his cranium is exposed. Actually kinda cool. I'd pay $25 and keep it, reasoning it's worth $30-50.
D. A 25 no mint mistake also and a 42 no mint mark
Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) ...
D. Can you tell me how much it is?
Bicentennial half. 50 cents.
D. Jefferson nickel 1964 SMS rare error planche weight 4.8 gran
Nothing rare with this nickel. Proper mass.
D. Hello my name is Freddie, I think I sent you a bit more then I expected . I know you can't appraise all of them I have lots, lots of coins I have been at it for the six years on and off , lately I have been more interested and that I have red a lot about coins but I'm steel having a tough time , the coins I sent you too me I think error coins most of them , 1995, 1996 error on each side missing hair , missing ear , die crack or double die , 1972 possible double die on his face , 1955 wheat pe...
The actual '55 is dramatic Suggest you buy the Red Book Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) “...
D. I’m not gonna lie I have no idea what this is . It was kept in a fancy case with 2 inch thick glass lol seemed important
A bronze medal of some kind. I'd price at $12.
