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D. 1979 s SBA wide rim silver dollar, mint condition, uncirculated. Has the old, sloppy "s" mark from batch 1 of these coins. Nobody has been allowed to handle but me.
Handle it to your heart’s content. It’s a dollar.
D. 1934 wheat. Die gouge or other mint error? Thanks again.
A die gouge would be raised on the coin. Do me a favor and don’t look for errors in change.
D. 1801-1809 Jefferson Coin
Note the denomination.
D. 1935 Buffalo Nickel - Uncirculated
$1. Do a web search to see what an uncirculated coin looks like.
D. 1986 Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty Silver Dollar Coin
$20 with papers.
D. 1776 1976 BICENTENNIAL LIBERTY BELL TOKEN COIN
Sean, you get two free appraisals, not five. We sell such tokens for $1-3 at shows.
D. Rare 1968 No-s dime in mint state. To sell. Worth $52,000
Thank you for doing your own appraisal. We were under the impression they had made millions. I’d like to start the bidding at 8 cents. (And you should read where we explain the proof dime of thst year is the rare one, not the abundant circulating one).
D. 1909 Half dollar with possible error, heavily worn but markings mostly visible
If it’s heavily worn, what evidence would there be for an error? You have five bucks in silver.
