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D. 1943 steel wheat penny no mint mark
five cents
D. 1958 penny
2 cents
D. 1993 dime
Ummm...does that seem old to you?
D. 1964 penny with GI over date
This post mint alteration adds no value.
D. Serial number ink error
if you are referring to the color of the ink, I've seen this before but I think it's more an issue of production quality then a desirable error. Maybe as a novelty it's worth five or $10.
D. 1910 French 20 Franch gold Rooster, mint condition and encased, certified as MS-65 by tne one and only NGC ,as you can see from my pictures I submitted.
it's a bullion coin worth $336 at today's gold prices. And it's probably a re-strike and not old. Certifying it doesn't increase the value it just documents what it is. You do have an older NGC holder that some collectors prefer.
D. 1917 Wheat Penny. No mint mark.
Damaged.
