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D. 1907 indian head penny very good condition
I recall we answered, unless it was a different submission of this common date. $2 retail at most.
D. 1969 penny
One cent.
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Quarter
D. 1907 indian head penny
25 cents wholesale, $2 retail.
D. The blank side is where the date normally is so I don’t know how old a coin is it’s King George fifth and I think it’s an Australian coin
May have been modified for jewelry. Minimal amounts of silver here, worth a couple bucks at most.
D. 2001 dime looks to me like it has 3 errors 1. no clad layer... 2. has not on jaw looks like swollen jaw can not see any evidence that it was hit from back..... 3. looks like it is stuck off center
Looks to me like a dime. Does ANYONE read our FAQs and criteria? Or is it just me?
D. Curious as to what type of error this is, the coin is perfectly flat so I know it wasn’t done after minting and you can still see details of the image on back and the letter US in dent on the reverse side
It is beyond me why you conclude this damage didn't take place after the coin left the mint. As you are the proclaimed expert, I'll defer to your good judgment.
