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D. This Bicentennial Washington Quarter appears to have an Extra Drumstick to the West of the Drummer Boy's stick. Don't know if this is a Mint Error or not before having it Graded at a Grading Service. Any Help Appreciated. Thanks; Manuel Perez
OMG please do not throw good money after bad. Spend this damaged quarter fast.
D. 1960 Nickel (mint mark on Reverse Side)
Just an old nickel. Most Jefferson’s have no premium.
D. In mn where 1982 copper coin found. This is 1982 large date with LIberty and In God we trust in the same small lettering as the small date. A and M seem wider too.
Yep you found a cent. Read what we say about them. Then spend.
D. Hoping to find out what thw value or rarity of this bill I have with a unique serial number
Every bill has a unique serial number. That is the point of a serial number. Yours is circulated and it’s really hard to tell what somebody would pay unless you put it in an auction. I figure $50 for the novelty. But then you have to find a buyer.
D. I have this 20$ bill that has a faint image of the bottom of the bill above it that bled onto the front of the this bill. And the top of the bill below it that bled into the bottom of this bill. So both sides have a bled through image. Quite interesting because ive only ever seen that error on only 1 side before
I would classify it as poor production, not an error, and value it face value.
D. I found this penny and I noticed that it had an extra marking on the front of it is this an error coin
No. It’s a novelty. Somebody stamped it as part of a series of coins with state stamps.
D. 1994 us dime
$.10? Don’t spend it all in one place.
D. Us quarter
Yes, a rather ugly one.
