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D. 1976 Eisenhower coin uncirculated with the L completely missing from LIBERTY
This coin is heavily circulated. You can see the scratches at arm's length from a photo. That it is so worn that letters are missing does little to make it worth more than one dollar.
D. 2001 Kentucky state quarter. It had grease on it when I removed it from wrapping marked Kentucky state quarters. Only one in wrapper. Thanks
You can remove the grease from this quarter with Dawn dish detergent, or any other brand.
D. 1881 morgan silver dollar, carson city. I have four of them.
Not likely. I think they are in the realm of the unreal, like your others.
D. Dragon coins
These look like counterfeits. I think if you weigh them they will be the wrong mass.
D. A1990 Us quarter with a swastika design.
That is not a design. It is an offensive post-mint stamp. Do you really think our mint employees did this? What a shame. We have no room for such messages in this great land. You should destroy it or return it to the mint or a bank for a refund.
D. Is this considered an error coin? Thanks for any input.
It is not. I suggest you read our FAQs.
D. Very rare unique double reverse multi error quarter…It has two eagles…Only 3 have been found…I have the 4th one & im pretttty sure it’s one of a kind in this mint.
The overwhelming odds are you have a "magician's" piece, not any errors, and nothing rare. If you want to take the chance to get a collector's membership from ANACS, PCGS, or NGC, you can pay $50 and get it certified. In three months they will return it in a "body bag" ungraded. Or you can mail it to us with $100, and we will do the same, and sell it for you for a 20% commission if it turns out to have value. We tell people this all the time. Nobody, in thirty years, has ever come back to us wit...
D. It looks like to me on the top of the 6 hanging off the top of the 6 it looks like the top of a 7
I see a damaged date from a coin of unspecified denomination. Maybe read our submission criteria and tutorials a little more carefully.
D. Hi, I am trying to figure out if these errors are real or damage. Also what kind of errors are they. I see three. First is the texture of the surface on both sides. Second is the crack down the face of the coin threw Lincoln head and and body. And third is the stamp/ pressed areas on top and bottom of the coin on the reverse side. I have been collecting for a few years and have obtained somewhere around 1000 american coins. I also have a separate foreign collection. My favorite thing to do is ...
We don’t find much value in circulating coins but admire those who do. This one has severe environmental and mechanical damage. Invite you to read our FAQs!
