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D. FRONT Roman general with Roman numerals 111 X BACK Eagle perched on a limb with a piece of the letter O going over it's left claw followed by M A. My uncle recently passed it was found in a rusted out trunk in a hidden room in his basement. The room contained items from the original owner of the house back in 1920. My family purchased the house then. Any information you could tell me about it would be greatly appreciated. I did put vinegar on the back side where the eagle is but not the fron...
Dear God, why would you put vinegar on a coin? You should never attempt to clean them. No damage here, you have what looks like a copy damaged with a hole.
D. 1909 VDBPenny, 1883 No cent V nickel UNC,1848 hafe dime large date, 1949 DFranklin UNC
Typical show values: 1909 VDBPenny, $3 1883 No cent V nickel, $5 (This has an interesting story to Google. We see a lot of these first-year pieces.) UNC,1848 hafe dime large date, $10 1949 DFranklin UNC, $20 (I would not call this "uncirculated." More like XF/AU)
D. 2009 D professional life penny, (errors)
And seriously, what errors do you see through the nasty layer of corrosion and oxidation on this ugly little cent? Please read our FAQs and tutorials!
D. I bought some old US coin replicas a while back and just found a second coin of one of the copies without the word ‘copy’ etched into it. I want to know if it is the real thing or just another copy/fake. I have included the known fake copy in my images for your reference in case it helps.
Nothing pictured is authentic. The Hobby Protection Act of 1973 requires the word "copy" but many replicas, both old and new, do not observe the law properly. Your pieces look cast and possibly plated, and nothing to get excited over.
D. Bicentennial, Eisenhower,no S or mint mark, type 2, silver dollar
Karl, these are basically just dollars, people tend not to spend them but they don't have silver and are not rare.
D. 1 dollar coin 1877-1883
Yes: $1
