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D. My children found this with a metal detector at a beach Southold, NY. No idea if it is real, it looks like it may be too well preserved to be real and has a small bit of what appears to be rust on the front.
If your children can read, help them make out the word "replica" in large letters. That's often a tip off that you're not gonna retire on this one.
D. Not in mint condition
As written on the back, one dollar.
D. 2000 penny with an error on front of Lincoln any value .
No error noted. Looks like a finger print.
D. 1975 mint error dime
Hardly.
D. A penny that is a weird reddish color on one side and regular color on other side sent front n back pic
Just environmental exposure.
D. Fugio coppers 1787 from family collection. We are looking to sell this coin in addition to boxes of proof sets and individual coins, which I have documented on a spreadsheet. Thank you for your time.
Need to authenticate, can't verify authenticity from photo. $500 dollars if real. How can we reach you to schedule a visit? We buy it all!
D. Obverse side appears to have been struck very heavily. Circle defined by the bottom of the bust continues around the circumference and damages some of the lettering.
Yes. You have one cent with post-mint damage.
D. Maybe silver coin with images raised and foreign language
Maybe. Can't attribute or verify authenticity.
