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D. 1904 USA Morgan dollar- 0 minted 1883 USA Morgan dollar - 0 minted
Do you mean zero minted or New Orleans minted? These coins are AU or BU and retail around $30.
D. Are these with anything
Of course. A copper dollar worth a dollar and a silver half worth 8.
D. 1969 double die penny with s mint mark
Not sure who is leading everyone to think they have double dies or that they have any value, perhaps you should ask the weasel with the Youtube video that gets everyone worked up about them. in the meantime read our tutorials, which explain in detail why this out of focus cent is worth... drumroll... one cent.
D. 1851 coin, looking for identification of coin and appraisal
Interesting, you have a large cent, which would be worth $10-15 in this condition, but if that second photo is the reverse, you have a "love token" that someone engraved, and I would charge $20-30 for this rather cool item if I had it at a coin show.
D. 1967 pfenning 50 ,I think it's a double die ,the date is doubled do you know the value of this coin? Thank you for your time !
Most people aren't trained to identify double dies. Our tutorials explain even if that's what this is, which is doubtful, it has no significant value as a circulated coin. Give it to a kid, get them off the cell phone!
D. Nickle look like some kind of error and a 2018 I think it's a double die .would like your Profesional opinion on these two items please,thank you for your time .
What are you SMOKING? We appraise COINS here, rare ones. This looks like Salvidore Dali's nightmare of a nickel. Read our FAQs!
D. Liberty Silver Dollar 1922. With trust spelled with V
That's a latin version of the "U". Your well-circulated coins is worth $15-20.
D. Penny with no year date, no mint mark Ghost letters on front to include "UST" Other errors
The only error is treating this as more than a cent in value. Spend fast.
D. I believe it to be a king Louis the 14th coin. I've tried to research it, but honestly haven't found much information. I was hoping you could tell me about it?
Authenticity questionable. It doesn't look right. If you resubmit with the diameter in millimeters and mass in grams, I can tell you more.
