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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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D. Both sides appear to have mint damage.
Poor little mint. Everybody blames it for the damage that took place after Coins left it.
D. I uploaded images of an 1884 o yesterday and I looked a little closer to coin and I see it's double struck her two more images
Minor machine doubling is irrelevant to the value of a coin. Our prior answer stands.
D. This is a 2007 s mint Jefferson dollar. Has edge letters but if not smooth has raised edges where die cast where. And u can see copper and zinc on the edge. Like regular coin Also doesn't feel like the same weight as a normal coin any idea if it's worth any thing. Ty for your time
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!) ...
D. Yes I sent an appraisal in yesterday but I did I've been taking a closer look at it and I uploaded the pictures to you you can see it's been double struck and it just covered with that marks most everywhere you look when you shift it in the light anyway thank you for your time appreciate if you give me give me your thoughts onit
AGAIN: The only double die of interest to us in less than uncirculated is the 1955. We just don't see it. If it's of interest to you that's great. What we see is a common coin in average condition worth about $25. Asking repeatedly does not change that.
D. 1958 wheat penny Shines like a dime, not steel.
Probably a zinc coating, someone's science project. You can do this by boiling it in sodium hydroxide concentrate and then adding zinc powder.
D. 1990 quarter
Damaged, face value.
D. Indianhead coin with number stamped
Stamp or not, worth about a dollar retail.