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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. 1896 indian head penny. Possible error on headdress "states d".. Back looks struck twice.

Try not to make stuff up please.

D. Penny doesn't appear to have any kind of letter underneath the date but of in United States of America seems to be off or not printed the same as the other letters same with the bottom lettering on the penny

Just a cent. Read all our site has to offer.

D. 1880 proof 3 cent nickel

If this is a proof it's probably $200 as a somewhat impaired one. But not sure what evidence you have that it's a proof.

D. Dime and nickel...error on oak leaf and the o in Monticello on nickel

Are you asking or telling? We are not here to help self proclaimed experts.

D. 1935 cent...is this a die break?

No. If you read our tutorial, die breaks lead to raised ridges on coins. This is a beat up and mangled cent.

D. Coins

The dollar is a dollar and the other is nominal.

D. Coin

Just a buck. Read all our site has to offer.

D. 2004D dime with no marks on the face side but extra on back side and the writing is stamped over it

Just a dime. Read all our site has to offer.

D. 18k Gold Mens 21.00mm Coin Ring With A $2.50 Liberty Head Gold coin

Coins in jewelry lose any numismatic premium. This is worth about $325.

D. These are a sample of larger collection. All certified and authenticated. Nearly all in mint or uncirculated condition. Will you please give me an appraisal? Thank you for your response. LoAnn Twedt Litchfield, Illinois

Gold-plated items, no appreciable resale value. Altered 2007 silver eagle with gold is scrap metal to a collector, $20 at best. Steel cents and minors, multiply face value by 15, e.g., silver dime worth $1.50. "Rare coins" are not rare, presentation set, $5. 1800's set, $12. Double silver morgan set, $50. Good luck.