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D. I explore ALOT, while out on a beach at Lake Erie, i was looking for coral fossils as i always do and while digging in a pile of rocks i found this copper penny. So i pulled out my loop and looked closer, and all i can see now is 1943. This is an EPIC find nonetheless but I'd appreciate and expert opinion, even though it is just pics. Thank you for your time.
Epic... well, in good shape 1943 cents are worth a few cents. Yours is worth about... one cent. Perhaps a little more if you add the value of the story, you worked hard to find it!
D. 1969 s Lincoln penny with errors
And what errors are you imagining here?
D. Good morning Marc. Thanks for your help and support. I will show you another quarter 1994p. What do you say about it. Best regard Irina
I say... unremarkable and ready for spending.
D. 1967 error coin
This coin is damaged. Please don't blame our fine mint employees for this mess.
D. I have a bunch of coins I’m looking to sell.. I know you’re looking for older coins..don’t have many of them but a bunch of other coins if you’re interested..this coin is 2022 ms70 fdoi signed by designer Thomas S. Cleveland..thanks for your help!
We will pay you well for them, whatever they are. Tell me how I can reach you! Marc in 914 area code 649-3317 or 833-THE-COIN
D. A silver dollar minted in 1895.
It’s actually 1895-O. Mint mark under eagle. If real $300 but I’m skeptical. The rim looks too wide. Check the mass in grams or bring it in.
D. 2013 $50 dollar bill. I would like to learn about the serial number. If you could help me, I would very much appreciate it.
As per our tutorial #17: “Fancy serial numbers (EG. 12345678 or 000000007) have to be very fancy to be valuable. You have $50. “Low” would be under 100....
D. In great shape l on rim edge rolled uneven thickness from side
As per our tutorials, minor variations in minting diminish value more than they enhance it.
D. theres no scratches, blemishes or gouges...it appears to never seen the inside of a pocket...the markings are still really crisp for how old it is....id jus like to know the worth before some coin guy takes me for something of value
Yes, well there’s an expression that starts “if something it’s too good to be true… “ It doesn’t look real. Measure the weight in grams before you get too excited, and compare to accepted values.