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D. 1984 quarter unreadable mint mark
Any reason we don't want to spend?
D. 1910 s $10 gold Indian head
Now that's nice! Perhaps $900, must see in person to see if real. Want to meet?
D. 1953 d wheat double die , & 1948 s mint error.
We offer one or two complementary valuations, you seem to have posted for more than that. You're also showing us common coins in circulation that don't really merit evaluation. I suggest you read the tutorial at the top of our homepage. And this is damage not an error.
D. 1999 New Jersey Quarter “CROSSROADS OF THE REVOLUTION” Hello, I’m sure you get a lot of requests but I believe this coin has a legitimate mint error. I have searched online but cannot find anything regarding this particular flaw. From what I can tell the error is in CROSSROADS, the A is not as defined as other lettering and the D seems to be missing altogether, however when you tilt the coin you can just barely see the D but very faintly. According to the CoinSnap app it received a gra...
It's just a quarter. MS means mint state; it shows circulation evidence. Weak strikes and handling add no value. Sorry!
D. No mint mark Weird dent on top of nickel doesn’t appear to be man made- no other markings on nickel Very flat White House - bare detail
it was not made by Martians. It is, however, suspiciously the same radius of curvature is the coin itself and so it may be what's called a clipped planchet. Value perhaps five dollars.
D. Vermontis coin
this looks like a cast copy of a colonial coin.
D. 1960 D penny
I don't know when the 60s became old, but it's not old enough to be worth more than face value.
D. 1964 no mint mark
A special year. I was born. By definition that does not make it very old and you can spend it.
D. 1926 liberty peace dollar
it's worth $20-$25.
