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D. I have 2 1982 pennies and 3 1983 pennies im not sure if they are rare or not, could u please help me out thanks in advance
In historic terms 1982 is not that long ago. I graduated from high school and the mint switched from copper to zinc. Your coins are common and you can spend them in good health.
D. 1884 0 Morgan silver dollar oh o overo error
No errors on this common coin worth $25-$30.
D. 1776-1976 Drummer Boy quarter. My wife found this (along with a 2021 included in separate request per your policy of one item per request) because they were not accepted by a coin-to-cash machine. She says that they feel very different from a normal quarter as soon as you pick them up. She believes they are counterfeit, but I believe they are errors. The stamp does not look normal to me, even with the wear. The series number is just a single “blob.” There are also no reeded edges on either...
Thanks for playing fair. I suspect this one just has damage or wear that wore the obverse down so much the inner copper shows through and the weight is off enough to get rejected by the machine. You try to get it certified but the odds are low it will get through that process without being rejected as simply damaged.
D. This is the 2021 that was rejected by a machine along with the 1776-1976 Drummer Boy. This one also according to my wife feels very different when you pick it up. Like the 1976, it also has no reeded edges. Thank you for your time.
Could be a struck-through grease or other obstruction error worth $30-50. Would need to see in person to verify.
D. I was wanting to ask a questions. I have a few pictures I'm going to attach to this email, would it be at all possible to tell me if my error coin is rare or even worth having checked out or even have any value, Also how much would it cost to have it checked out?? My coin is a 1976 D cent i believe its an error that has the word "AMERICA" stamped backwords on the Obverse side/edge of the coin between the words "LIBERTY" and "IN" that could have accured when being made, ive never seen anything li...
We ask people not to submit such things before reading about them on our site. From our tutorials: "Writing from another coin makes you think it was struck with the wrong die? If it's reversed think again. All you need for that effect is a hammer: whack two coins together on a hard surface or in a vise, and voila. Faux error." You say it's "highly unlikely" someone did this. Why would it be more likely that the mint, careful in its production, would do such a thing? It's neat, I'll give yo...
D. 1974 error nickle stamped with a quarter as well. The nickle is also thinner on one side than the other
Negative. 1974 nickel with much wear smooshed against another coin by someone after leaving the mint. If it had been struck by a quarter die the writing would not be reversed. SPEND.
D. 2001/1788 New York factory coin Press error how much is it worth
As we told you by text, this is a coin that was damaged after release from the mint, not any kind of mint error. Consequently at beat $.25.
D. I think a doubled die in New Hampshire, stars, date. See what you think. I couldn't find another example even close to it.
Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) ...
