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D. 1880 mint S
These early San Francisco Morgans have lovely proof like strikes because the dies were new. They are easily found for $30-40.
D. 1981 Half Dollar - off center strike error
Cool! I'd buy for $15, sell for 20.
D. 2020-W - Quarter - with v75_privy mark
Another quarter, I'm ready for the slots!
D. Silver coin with a 20 on back
20 Francs, or hellers perhaps... very common, buy a pencil next time you visit Switzerland?
D. $1.00 bill series 2003 with uneven borders. Bill is in fairly good condition
This is not significant enough of an error to have value more than face value. You could, for instance, cut an uncut sheet to appear to be uneven. But even if it's legit, it's too close to even to warrant a premium. Keep searching for treasure!
D. 2006 dime with multiple errors
"We stopped responding to inquiries about modern error coins, except for genuine errors in uncirculated specimens. Mostly people are submitting ordinary coins with damage or such minor variations in the minting process that they are at best worth face value."
D. 1988D quarter with error on the front.
See my comment re: modern errors on my site.
D. $5 silver certificate
You have a really nice note in a problem condition. Even so it's probably going to fetch a couple hundred dollars. Can I persuade you to meet with me to discuss it? Marc
D. 1999 Close AM COINS 1982 No Mint Mark coins
I really should not be responding. Close AM, far AM, add ERICA, and you have a country full of people looking for trivial differences in coins. No mint mark = Philadelphia mint. "We stopped responding to inquiries about modern error coins, except for genuine errors in uncirculated specimens. Mostly people are submitting ordinary coins with damage or such minor variations in the minting process that they are at best worth face value."