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D. Hi, this 1997 20p looks a little odd... is it worth any attention?
Essentially... no. Worth a few pennies.
D. A Palestine 2 mils
Nice condition maybe a couple dollars.
D. 1952 D wheat penny
Just an old penny.
D. Penny thats rounded and has been stamped again with the house sideways
Looks damaged, not like an error. You can see the "stamp" is the inverse, it's not from a die, it's another coin slammed into it, after it left the mint. (Round is the traditional shape for cents.)
D. British pounds and pennies. Would they happen to have a small value of some kind?
Yes, about five dollars.
D. 1981 D Roosevelt dime with a perfect circle scratch on the reverse through the words ONE DIME and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . ... is this a true error?
No. It.is damage after it left the mint. For those of you who keep insisting on asking about damaged coins and whether they are errors, understand this principle: if the die is scratchrf the device on the coin is raised because the metal of the coin would flow up into the scratch of the die.
D. This is a 1918 wheat penny with no mint mark. I have more photos nut the site wont let me upload more than one. If more is needed please contact me and ill do my best.
It might have a book value of a dollar but we buy common wheat cents for two cents each.
D. golden replicas of united states stamps. 69 stamps and 22k gold stamp replicas. what would each be worth? and how much is collection worth?
These are for all practical purposes worthless. You might get $.50 online.
D. Looks like an error dye coin perhaps. I've seen these go on Ebay for thousands I've also had a bunch of other websites appraise so I'm interested in getting an estimate.
It's typical of cents from the early 70s and while people are allowed to charge what they want, you did not and will not see an actual sale for a coin like this for more than five or $10. It's not off-center enough to be regarded as an error.