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D. 1959 Jefferson nickle
No premium over face value.
D. 1863 Indian head penny
How fun! An early, thick-planchet Indian cent. These used to be called "Nickels" because of the high concentration of nickel. Notice the lighter color. "Nickels" didn't describe five cents until later, "half-dimes" were silver back then. Your coin is well circulated and worth about $5.
D. 4 penny's 1961,1969,1959,1973
These cents are common and face value.
D. Got the quarter as change could hardly make out the state just wondering if there is any value in it
25 cents in this condition.
D. Don’t know the last number of the year example 197???
Looks like 1974, but doesn't matter: It's fifty cents.
D. 1946 us Lincoln wheat penny it’s got smudges and the r looks backwards and the w is higher than the e are these errors? And is this rare, is it worth getting graded?
Oh boy. Please don't grade this. It's quite damaged and just a scary cent, perfect for Halloween!
D. Found this in my home while doing some work. Has a card reading 1725 William Wake 42mm bronze. Thanks
It may be newer, e.g., the centennial anniversary commemorating that date. Regardless, these beautiful medals can be had for about $100-150. They are hard to sell.
D. Morgan dollar 1878
A nice first year type, figure $30.
D. 1982 D mint small date
With or without that spot it's a cent. Why are so many people falling for the 1982 small date scam? Who is promoting it these days?
