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D. 1867 three cent nickel
Nice, $5-10.
D. Missing letters I liberty
Close to face.
D. 1944 Lincoln Penny
Holder worth more.
D. 1886 silver penny with cc mint mark and no UNI on reverse and directly opposite no *E.The Carson City mint was closed from mid 1885 to Fall of 1889.Is this a practice run,that was not meant for circulation.?Kind Regards Ken ps The coin is definitely silver and not a cast.
Okay first of all there is no way this is a "penny." It may be silver in color but how do you know the composition? At best it's an altered silver dollar worth scrap price, $15. My guess is it's a poor copy in a base metal worth next to nothing.
D. Rainbow color around edges
Common dollar, yucky holder, dressing it up doesn't make it worth more than a dollar, sorry!!
D. 1776•1976 Eisenhower Dollar
One dollar. Maybe $1.50.
D. 1943 Silver Penny
It's steel. Just a few cents in value.
D. 1. 1879 $20 gold money clip. 2. 50 pesos 1821 1946 3. 3 Dollar 1866 4. NSD Guadalupe De Mexico A 1837 5. 5 Mark 1877 Deutsches Ludwig II Koenig V. Bayern (D)
As jewelry pieces, they pre pretty much worth their weight in gold. They top out at the 50 peso, at about $2,000. Would love to buy them! The $3 might be a little better, at $450-500.
