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D. Part of a collection of coins left in mother's estate. Inside paper envelopes. There are several gold coins, but the others are mostly random old coins that look pretty cool but probably are not worth much. I still have to go through them. There is also an 18 diamond cluster ring.
Why not call me at 649-3317 (area code 914) and schedule a proper appraisal and marketing plan? Or tell me your number! We will represent you and get you top dollar.
D. Interesting coin, looks to be Hartill #22.226 in Numista: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1133.html which only makes up 1.9% of the coins minted. Would like to see value of the coin, haven’t found any coins that look like it other than the one mentioned in numista and didn’t find anything when searching it up.
1.9% is not a rarity. I think we answered this a couple times already, see our posted replies.
D. One penny 1896 Error. Coin
Really? Tell us more!
D. Might be 1992 d close am
And if it is? "close AM" premium in circulated grades is a hoax propagated by youtube weenies. You can spend this.
D. 1964 Jefferson Nickel FS., NO MINT MARK,NO ENGRAVER INITIAL'S NICE EDGES,MIRROR FINISH. IS IT A SMS ?????? VERY RARE COIN IN THIS SUPERB CONDITION !!!!!!!!!! TELL ME PLEASE Yeah or Nah.
No. It may be an impaired proof. Quite common, retails for $1.
D. There is a little extra printed mark on the side of the building
It's a circulate nickel, unremarkable. FOLLOW UP: "Coins are not printed, they are struck. If you are looking for some kind of error, we can't concur. On our site it says clearly "Due to the preponderance of Internet misinformation we no longer offer complementary appraisals on moderns, varieties, errors, and change, and we ask people to kindly not submit such things." Since you've asked again: if this were a die chip or cud, which I doubt, it has so much post-mint wear bordering on damage...
D. 1902 Silver Coon
one fugly dollar; $15-17.
