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D. A NEW PENCE 2 DGREGFD 1971 ELIZABETH II
2 pence… in England.
D. 1919 s wheat penny
5 cents
D. 1971 no mint penny
Yes mint: Philadelphia cent. Spend it in good health.
D. $3 dollars 1870 gold coin in plastic case, smooth around the coin. Has the letter “op” inside the ribbon and the letter “s” at the bottom of the coin
What IS that?? The real ones are between the size of a cent and a nickel. So if that’s real, then you have the largest hand in North America.?
D. 30 1/4” swung faded colored glass vase
Unless a known manufacturer with significant value, it's a get-what-you-can kind of thing.
D. 1946 and 1954 nickels
10 cents in total.
D. Unknown year (hard to tell) double struck dime. 1 coin.
Could be struck through grease, or simply damaged by acid or something else. If you can get 20 cents you should be proud to double your money!
D. 1945 wheat Raised embedded piece of metal at 7 0’Clock in field. The object has lines in it and looks like it may be a piece of die. Any insight is greatly appreciated Thank You
That's very creative but the die would be silver in color. This looks like a minor planchet flaw that adds no significant value to a two-cent coin. My apologies!
D. 1952- S Wheat cent Filled 5 and S Possible double mint mark Any insight appreciated Any offer will be considered Thank You
I recommend you read our tutorials on errors and varieties. These coins are unremarkable by our criteria and we can't make you an offer on them.
