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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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D. Drooling George 2022 with multiple errors
You must be kidding.
D. Something in my penny
A hair? Maybe see a barber.
D. Roman coin, minted during the reign of Julius Caesar.
A nice piece, perhaps $500-1000 retail.
D. 2005 p kanas quarter with in God we rust and buffalo has 3 legs
The three legged buffalo is famous on the 1937-D nickel. Your buffalo on the state quarter is facing you and his fourth leg is behind the other three.
D. 1992 D Close AM Penny
Sorry, we don't support Internet hoaxes!
D. I found this coin the other day cleaning the house it's not a hoax I was hoping for your help 1992-d close am penny
tYou found a cent. What part would the hoax be, cleaning?
D. 1982 d sm date copper penny, I've had this for a long time, with the economy I thought I'd see what you would think it's worth (or not) I never had it checked out in case it wasn't real deal
All 1982 cents, economy notwithstanding, should be spent.
D. Rd 1964 d penny
"Rd," or "red," is reserved for uncirculated specimens, which this is not. So it's just face value.
D. 1983 d copper penny
1 cent. It's copper-coated zinc.
