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D. 1974 100 dollar bill with federal reserve star note and mismatch serial numbers
Now THAT is interesting. It's a little suspicious because usually the mismatched serial numbers are closer in value, and the odds of being a $100 start that much less. We'd have to see in person to authenticate, but if real I'd say it's worth at least a thousand dollars.
D. The year looks like 19812
Given the damage on this coin in various places, I'm concluding it was minted 40 years ago, and not 18,000 years in the future.
D. I believe that this is a 1960 large date stamped ontop of 1960 small date. I know the pics probably don't do any justice. If there is something I can do to help you guys see what I am seeing please let me know. I'm hoping I got something here. Thank yall very much.
Just sold ten rolls of various 1960 varieties for two cents apiece. Can't advise you on the common stuff, we just don't find value in these. DISCLAIMER (The fine print): We have answered your question about this coin despise the fact that it may not have met the qualifications for our complementary appraisals as explained in our FAQs. We ask collectors, before submitting queries, that they first consult our posted tutorials and prior posted questions and answers. Being up front that our speci...
D. I've done all the tests it weights 3 1 grams and it isn't magnetic. And as far as I can tell it isn't the altered date from the 1948 penny .
I'm not confident enough to stand by your conclusions. How do you know it didn't start as 1933 or 1953? Despite you what you read, these aren't rolling around in circulation. If you want to take a chance, you can get it graded for $50 by one of the major third-party services. My prediction is it will come back in a "body bag."
D. Cant read it
Collectors want to know the origins of their coins. You have a damaged nickel worth spending.
D. I have a 1963D Lincoln cent. Can you tell me (if my image shows well enough), a DD on the Obverse on "In God We Trust"? If so is it worth anything? Thanks for your help.
Looks like it does. But I am afraid that minor machine doubling adds little value.
D. 1958 Lincoln Wheat Penny Double Die Obverse
Don't see doubling in photos. Wouldn't matter anyway, it's mostly valuable in the dramatic 1955.
D. My mom gave me these I don't know much about coin
One is a five dollar gold coin worth about $500. The rest you can spend.
