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D. 1880 $1 Dollar
Very Fine, $30.
D. 1971 $1 dollar
Just face value!
D. 1921 sliver dollar
This dollar is yeah worth about $25. We offer one or two complementary appraisals. I see quite a few questions from you.
D. They are 1964 1932 or 34 error pennies
Wheat cents worth 2 cents. You misunderstand errors and can read about them in our tutorial on our homepage.
D. The darker more Grey 1943 d steel penny I think from what I see is a 68 to 68+ ms am I correct and curious about the 1926 s?
You don't seem to have an understanding of the 0-70 scale. No "dark" cent would have a grade higher than 63-64; 65 means "gem B.U." (brilliant uncirculated). Nothing here I'd price over a dollar. Sorry!
D. 20 Pfennig 1876 E 1,6 cm on each side
Soldering of ring kills numismatic value. It contains 75 cents of silver.
D. 2 Danish Crones 1925 3 cm on each side HCN G J.
I'd charge a dollar for it!
D. Think coin error
Yuck. Think again.
