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D. 1841 to 1845 John Tyler dollar
One dollar it is! It's modern, if the date isn't obvious look at the rim.
D. 1990 us penny no mint mark
No mark is simply Philadelphia. It's a cent.
D. die crack 1962 penny
Die cracks don't look like that. It's a deep gouge. A die crack would lead to a raised ridge.
D. weird looking half dollar,and a Nickel ,are they a mint error?
Most of the questions are about errors, which people grossly misunderstand. No errors here, just damage rendering it face value. I recommend you read our tutorial at the top center of hvcoins.com home page, "What it's worth."
D. 1999 New Jersey Quarter declad both sides
Declad, a new vocabulary word!!
D. 1974 D mint 3.35grams
Spend the cent on a better balance.
D. 1970p error penny I believe it to be a foreign planchette error the other coin is for comparison it's very small for a penny and the rim is thick
Most of the questions are about errors, which people grossly misunderstand. No errors here, just damage rendering it face value. I recommend you read our tutorial at the top center of hvcoins.com home page, "What it's worth." Your coin is what I call a "tapper," someone banged it on the side and rotated it, with something like a spoon; I'm told sailors did this a lot during WWII and see it often with mercury dimes. That's why it has a thicker rim and smaller diameter....
D. I have had this coin handed down to me and I just would like to know if this coin is worth anything, Thank you, Henry
As a common dollar, it's worth more for the memories.
D. Rockwell test mark on reverse.
No evidence to support this (We'd expect it to be more oval), or suggestion it wold be worth much if real.
