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D. 1989 P Eisenhower dime 2 HORNS on head & appears to say IN GOD WE RUST. Horns are running down from the E, R & T in LIBERTY.
So you have a rare horned Eisenhower dime. Priceless. Roosevelt is rolling over in his grave.
D. 1999 D penny, I think has errors on reverse side. 1917 no mint penny, 1913 no mint penny. 1990 D quarter with cap die and a 1970 D dime, (not sure exactly what year, last number is messed up)
Suggest you read our submission criteria and tutorials.
D. 1996 D Jefferson nickel with possible errors. There is a S oran 8 on the forehead of Jefferson and the G in God is messed up or an error I believe. Please let me know if these are errors and if so what is the value. Thank you.
Sorry. We do not address faux errors. I suggest you spend this nasty nickel and read our FAQs and tutorials before submitting anything else.
D. 1940 uk one cent. Heavy. "Bottle cap" error? Possibly not an error but a fabrication by someone. Im not sure but it feels heavy and bottle caps on both sides.
Fabrication is the right word. No mint did this.
D. It’s a 1954 quarter with a crack on the eyebrow and is it worth anything
Either post mint damage, or a planchet flaw. It's worth it's weight in silver, about four bucks.
D. Just curious of it's worth. It is missing the mint mark.
Too out of focus, can't see what year. Probably worth two cents. The mint mark is not missing. It was minted in Philadelphia; the mark on P-mint coins does not appear until 2017.
D. 7mace and 2 candareens from heilungkiang
I love that denomination. Looks like Provincial china, $20-30 in value, retail.
D. 1949 mis struck/error Canadian Penny
This is bizarre. I would have to see it in person. Might be worth getting certified. I don't know what could even lead to this, much less how to put a value on it. Makes no sense.
D. I have a worn quarter that has (God) and (Trust) inverted on the reverse side of the quarter, just below the right claw of the eagle on the right branch. There also appears to be a possible letter or letters on the front top right area, but it is no legible due to condition of quarter. I would like to get feedback as to the value and rarity of the quarter in its current worn condition.
Value = 25 cents. Rarity = unique. Read our FAQs.
