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D. 1943 Lincoln cent . Philly
Just a few cents.
D. 1973 Canadian dollar bill
Worth $1... in Canada...
D. 1982 Penny, not sure if copper or zinc. No mint mark, obvious double strike.
Not so obvious to me; best not to copy and paste terms from the Internet. Actually what happened here is, one coin was slammed into another after they left the mint. If you study the impression, it's reversed; a double-strike would not be.
D. Just trying to figure out how much it is worth
It's worth it's weight in copper: it isn't real.
D. this is all value coins some penny are 1941-42-44-46 the buffalo nickel are 1916-1926
Value is a relative thing I guess. We buy wheat cents for 1.5 cents and sell for 2-3 cents. The Buffaloes are quite circulated, figure 25 cents in value. The Kennedy half is 40% silver and perhaps a couple bucks.
D. I found this dime with a ring around it
You can see rim was damaged after it left mint.
D. This is a s mint type 2 and to my knowledge doesn't exist because type 2 was only struck in Philadelphia
I'm sure whatever you're imagining does indeed not exist.
