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D. Coin says gold bar mine Beaty, Nevada with date 1986-1991
Looks silver. Need to inspect. If silver, probably $24.
D. uncirculated coins my grandma gifted too me recently.
Those are one ounce silver Eagles. Silver is about $24 per ounce.
D. 1943 steel penny no mint mark 1980 steel penny d mint mark
These are close to face value. In 1980, cents were made from bronze.
D. My lucky rare blood red 1956D wheat penny I'm hoping it's worth a little bit
A little, yes. Figure a quarter.
D. 1988d quarter I want to sale it
And what do you think it will fetch? It's a quarter.
D. Been trying to research this coin for a little while. Would like to know what you think? Look at the back of the coin real good it is DDR, on half cent.
Forget the DDR nonsense. It looks like a nice half cent worth around $50. However it looks a little too handsome, and may be a counterfeit. I suggest you weigh it with a precise balance and check the mass in grams, which can easily be verified.
D. 1937 buffalo nickel
25-50 cents!
D. 1881 5 dollar gold coin
$475, mostly for the gold. Wear is light but significant marks on the high points of her cheek, which are critical in grading and valuation.