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D. 1921 morgan silver dollar
$25 or thereabouts.
D. Silver dollar p
Not silver, really just a dollar.
D. 1979 susan b anthony
in this condition, we would pay $1.05. Don't spend it all in one place.
D. The head side where the letter e in we Is a bump or bulge the tail side looks normal
You have 1 quarter = 25 cents.
D. 2017 Iowa quarter
1/4 dollar = 25 cents!
D. 1890 cc morgan silver dollar
Shame about the rim damage, figure $75 or so in value as is.
D. 1883 s morgan dollar
Gotta love the name, right? $30.
D. Not sure what I have here.
I'm not a Middle East expert, you can do a google image search... Egypt perhaps? Looks like a silver coin, relatively modern, worth about $5-10.
D. The coin is facing the same way in both the head is just upside down
Umm... is this a trick question? Looks like 10 cents. If the head is face up, the other side should be upside down, which is "coin" orientation.
