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D. I have a 1941 penny with a blank back. A friend encouraged me to check on its value. Thanks
Someone altered it, no added value.
D. 1972 lincoln cent
It sure is!
D. Buffalo nickel
10 cents without a date.
D. 1964D nickel
Yes!
D. My local jeweler/gold/silver buyer offered me $20 for each of these well worn morgan (1878-1922) and peace (1922-1935) silver dollars. Would you agree that is a good price or should I send you detailed individual pictures? Thanks!
Your jeweler sounds like an honest and hardworking merchant. The coins have $14 in silver, and that's a good premium for that much wear, we often sell them for $23!
D. One dollar
Common silver certificate, perhaps worth $2.
D. Coins
The two visible halves are worth $7 each for their silver.
D. 1989 penny I do think this has doubling on liberty and on the d under the date. Just trying to see if it would be worth sending it in to be graded. What do you think the value of this coin?
I think it's worth a cent. Grading costs upwards of $40. You'd be out $39.99.
D. 1881 dollar
Someone carved a Morgan dollar into something rather artistic... value in the eye of the beholder, it has $15 in silver within.
