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Attenzione: We're in Firenze February 16-24, but still reachable!

Kindly read our FAQs ("Tutorials") before submitting appraisals or inquiries!

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D. 1940 no mint nickel in great shape

Good enough to be worth five cents!

D. This is an error coin I believe it's a 2018 dime I think it's a Philadelphia mint it looks like the guy hit it so hard that metal was pushed over the edges but you can see the obvious lines through the face is it valuable?

As I said when we spoke, most "error" coins are damaged ones mistaken for errors by novices. Can't imagine what separates this coin from one gouged by a blade or screwdriver or something. If you can get ten cents you're doing great! & Though we love all coins, I suggest you read our tutorials and FAQs before submitting the next one, we have a lot of information available to the public.

D. 3 different coins, not steel, no mark

Should not be steel. Worth a few cents at best.

D. I believe cud error or die break in the word "LIBERTY" from the B to the R.

Note likely. Cuds and breaks are raised, not depressed. Looks more like a giant scratch.

D. Gold 1865 george washington one dollar with letters beside eagle foot

Nice try. How about a copper 1965 quarter with an altered date? Don't spend it all in one place!

D. All I know is it has a lot of errors on it so I figured it must be worth something was just wondering what the value of this coin may be thanks I do know it has p mint error and godwe is not spaced date error I think as well and the other side of coin has errors that are crazy haha

I really don’t know what you’re talking about. There are no errors visible. This quarter is completely corroded. I guess you didn’t read anything on our site before submitting this nasty disk.

D. 1979 Susan B. Anthony One Dollar Coin. Should be a D blob error.

Can’t concur. Read the error section of our tutorial.

D. Rim damage

Umm, yes, are aware this renders it face value?

D. 1916 Standing Liberty quarter dollar; circulated coin. Not cleaned to my knowledge

Given your track record, I suspect it’s not real. Check the weight in grams, and test with a magnet.

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