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D. 1984 quarter miss print on the front … l god we trust
It's a quarter. Kindly take a second look at we say re. these top center of our home page.
D. 1980 quarter With the mint mark appears to the right of the president's hair ribbon.
25 cents. Kindly take a second look at we say re. these top center of our home page.
D. 2019 American Memorial Park quarter.
From "What's My Treasure Worth," at the top center of our home page: "U.S. Coins minted after 1964 are generally face value."
D. 1964 D mint penny "L" in the rim "WE TR" in the rim
As per wear on coin or die. See our tutorial.
D. I have a 1964 Kennedy half dollar error that has both sides of the coin with Kennedy's head on it. I tried to upload a video of it but couldn't on here. The two pics I uploaded are both sides of the same coin. Any info would be much appreciated. Thank you for your time.
No idea why you mistake wear or damage for error. It's worth its silver, about $6.
D. Liberty quarter 1776-1976 minted circulated drummer on reverse
This is a quarter, equivalent to five nickels, two dimes and a nickel, or half a half dollar...
D. 1995 liberty quarter full hair details reverse full feather detail with some type of striking error circulated
As per our “What’s My Treasure Worth” tutorial, top center of hvcoins.com: " U.S. Coins minted after 1964 are generally face value...Most of the “error” coins people ask us about are not error coins... They suffer from circulation wear, or post-mint damage." Very often people disagree with us, to which we respectfully say, pay $40 to have it certified by ANACS, NGC, or PCGS, and three experts will help you come to understand this a little better....
D. Hello ! Attached are pictures of 1944 Penny , front and back and 1919 S front and back views .
Before you retire on the proceeds from selling these, you ought to give our tutorial a read on the home page of hvcoins.com. We buy them at 1.5 cents apiece.
D. This coin when you're looking at it straight on with Queen Elizabeth right side up you flip her over top to bottom the two lines on the back and the crest are upside down and if you're looking at it the other way with the lines facing up of course of Queen Elizabeth is facing down when you flip her over top to bottom also it has writing or stamped on the side of it I couldn't get a clear picture of that but if you could give me a maybe worth and of course the stamping on the side of the coin it'...
You are making me dizzy with all this flipping. This looks like a British pound coin worth a dollar. If you think there is something wrong with the striking orientation, you have to compare it to a known specimen of regular issue. From what I can see, this coin is unremarkable and can be spent safely.
