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D. Is this man made or the real deal
Not sure what to make of your question. As for the coin, it's a real man-made quarter that has been viciously mangled.
D. Received when my great grandfather passed and still not sure what coin this is or it’s value
$30 is my estimate. Looks real, have to inspect to be sure.
D. This penny is obviously errored. I can’t tell exactly what year it’s even supposed to be, I think 2 different years are stamped on it. Any help with what this is worth or even what kinda errors this is considered would be much appreciated. I put it next to a normal penny for size scale.
If it's so obvious, you'll have to tell us more about it. Because all I see is damage. To recreate this effect, put two together and squeeze with a vise or hit with a hammer. Voila.
D. No mint mark (?) 1917 wheat penny. Does this have value?
No mint mark is Philadelphia. With the corrosion it's not more than a cent.
D. $5 paper money.
Likely plated and of little value.
D. One Cent penúltimo from the year 1918. We think it might be copper or bronze. Contact me, I have many coins with similar characteristics from the year 1936, 1944, 1945, 46, etc. Call (786) 486-7975
Think I'll pass. We have a lot of circulated and damaged cents already.
D. 1958 double Die Obverse Penny error
Only the 1955 is significantly doubled.
D. Black eagle silver certificate dollar bill
Nice! $80-90, the dark edges hold it back a little. But you can't clean it!
