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D. A few coins from collection.
The dollar is worth $20. The gold $20 eagle looks suspicious. If a pawnbroker or coin dealer will offer you 10 bucks it’s worth $1800.
D. 1804 silver dollar 4.9gm 1865 Washington dollar real silver 1881 silver dollar
Everything you show is fake. You van verify this with your nearest pawn broker..
D. 1961 nickel
We call this five cents.
D. I need help in knowing the value of this coin. Please ignore the writing. Any help is appreciated. Thank you
Probably a couple hundred bucks. A niche collector market and hard to sell.
D. Fairly new at collecting coins but I noticed this Penny does not have a rim and I'm not sure if it's been placed on a dime plank it it's definitely the exact same size and thickness of a dime like I said I just don't know I tried to take a picture of the back side but I'm really not good at stuff like this but anyways thank you
Definitely not. Looks altered after the mint. We are clear in not handling these.
D. It's older and has some wear but I have never seen anything like this on a coin. Also, a friend of mine collects coins and said to hold onto it that it was something rare. On the back of the penny there is a half moon shape lil chunk missing and it it so perfect that I would've had to have been done with a machine. It's better to see in person, of course the pictures do it no justice. My collector friend agrees that it looks as if the hole was made at the original time the coin was made. Please ...
Your friend has misled you about this unremarkable cent and must not be vey experienced. Suggest you read our tutorials.
D. Roman silver coin Caesar Weight:3.3g
These look suspicious and require inspection. Even if real there is not much of a market for them.
D. Roman silver coin Augustus Weight: 3.1g
EST. $35 if real. Not our focus.
