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D. 2002 Penny.. It weighs the same as a 2002 penny should. More oval than round. A little bit bigger than a penny
Looks damaged. Suggest spend.
D. 1998 D 25C All pics of the same coin. Uploaded multiple because it looks different at every angle.
Why are you submitting this nasty quarter? Read our submission criteria and tutorials and spend it please.
D. I can't tell what year it is I think it might be 20 it says 201 for sure maybe an eight or nine I'm not sure whenever it got made it really screwed it up but I've never seen anything like it there's no damage to it or anything can you help me out
Look, if you can’t read the date, there’s plenty of damage and it’s not worth a cent over face value. Please read our FAQs. It ain’t the coin that’s screwed up!
D. Can you please give me your input on this penny? From what I can see its a 1990 something.
It’s a rare 1990/91 triple die quadruple mint error worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. You should pay $1,000 to get it certified so we can all retire.
D. Nickel that’s partially blank on both sides
Given the damage, I’d call it four cents.
D. 1878 silver dollar
Depends on the mint mark, below the eagle. Probably S or none, worth $30-35.
D. 1893 Columbus half dollar, 1867 5 cent piece/nickle, 1935 Stone Mountain half dollar.
1893 half $10, ‘67 nickel $5, Stone Mountain $25.
D. Random old coins
We offer complimentary appraisals of one or two items. You have about $100 of coins here. If you read our tutorials you can price most of them.
D. 1913 nickle.
There are six known 1913 liberty nickels and they start at a million dollars. They have a mass of five grams. Yours is just a novelty.
