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D. 1965 no mint quarter with print errors
No errors. Just physical and environmental damage.
D. Ok, I read the what it's worth primer, and I'm opening myself up to your best attempt at hurting my feelings. But I can't find anything referencing this..... error(?)... and I'm truly curious. You're in New York, I'm in New York. I can handle a good old fashioned "go pound salt" if that's how this ends. But again. I'm curious. Please, and thank you.
I will be gentle. I have a soft spot for anyone who legitimately does his homework. I didn’t answer right away because I was studying it. Though most error inquiries I get are nonsense, this has the potential to be a legitimate lamination error. It has wear and might have some post-mint damage. You could drop $50 to certify it but whether it’s worth more than that is hard to say. Because it is in a unique niche market, the value is very subjective. It’s the sort of thing I pay very little for th...
D. 1909 no mint mark wheat cent.L on rim.On back E is on rim.
Damaged and low grade. $1 retail.
D. 2018 block island quarter with nickel printed on it.
I’m a little skeptical that’s what it is. You can pay to get it certified but you could also lose $50 doing that.
D. 1991 Lincoln penny has 1982 date on it and behind head it has lettering,, how's this possible?
Read our tutorials. Notice date is backwards. Simone slammed one coin into another. Very possible, very worthless.
D. Forgive me if this is a repeat. I tried to submit yesterday, but I received a fail to send notice. I have read the "what it's worth" primers, and I hope I'm not wasting your time. I can't find any info on this penny anywhere. Thank you.
After conferring with my partner, we estimate the value of this lamination error to be $20-$25.
D. A HOLE NEAR IS EAR
And Horton hears a who. ?
D. The front is shiny The back is clad
? Clad is not a term that applies to small cents. Stop copying fancy terms from the Internet you don’t understand. You have $0.01.
D. Hello! I have some old coins and want to appraise these. Thankyou
Some look like medals. I would have to see them in person to determine whether the Chinese dollar is authentic and whether the medals are made out of silver. You can also weigh and then look up the correct weight in grams on the Internet easily. The fake ones are almost always the wrong mass.
