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D. 1940 nickel no mint mark and has some errors
Not an error when someone uses a wire clipper and renders it to scrap metal.
D. I'm new to this and I'm not sure how to explain this coin but it's off center and I think double dyed. But it's a penny.
All I see is heavy damage on an old cent.
D. Queen Elizabeth coin 1971 new pence
It's worth what it says in its country of origin, England.
D. This is a penny stamped like a dime, however, it's smaller than a penny and a dime. No date.
Remnants of a damaged cent, I think. No appreciable value here.
D. 1982 D Lincoln Copper Small Date Weighing 3.1 grams I think this is IT!!!!
"It" reminds me of the movie of the same name. Not sure what you think you have, but it's definitely worth a cent, no more and no less.
D. I have a rare 1901 gold coin i got the coin tested by a jewelry and said the coin is gold and a rare 121 years old gold coin
Your coin is certainly not rare and because it's been soldered for jewelry it's just worth the gold in it, $400.
D. 1943 d copper penny it weighs right measures right and it doesn't stick to a magnet
Likely then the date was altered.
