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D. 2014 D little smaller than a dime this penny is rear the odds in having one
That’s because it’s damaged/altered.
D. multiple struck inner circles, affecting letters and date. cleft or fissure under washington jaw
Stop copying crap from the Internet, and read my tutorials. We don’t handle this stuff for a good reason.
D. 1894 dime
$4-5 Retail.
D. It is not ridiculous. Look up rare experimental half dollars on the web or internet. You see what I am talking about.
If you got a look up nonsense on the Internet, you might want to stop by my site and read what’s factually accurate. Please stop submitting this stuff. It doesn’t meet our submission criteria.
D. 1956 no mint penny
Every coin is from a mint. If no mark, Philadelphia. Like your others, we value wheats at twice face value unless lower mintage years or high grade; yours look common.
D. Quarter 1776-1976 D
These were made for the bicentennial, in such numbers that it's common and just face value.
D. 1928 dime
Now you can retire! It has $1.80 of silver in it!
D. 1916 S penny
Destini, we offer complimentary appraisals on 1-2 items. I see you posted 8. Forgive us if we don't answer them all. We value common wheat cents like this at two cents.
