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D. 300-303 Follis Constantius ISears, I believe.
If not counterfeit, at least damaged. I can’t even give a significant value.
D. I have a miss print quarter and it’s copper on one side I’ve not found anything like it anywhere
Submit pictures. Because what I see is a damaged quarter.
D. Found this today and don’t know if it is an error or if it was done intentionally. 1970 p dime, the heads side is worn down, and it has no tails side and smooth. It looks like it has scratch marks on the backside. I’m just unsure.
It’s actually neither an error nor intentional. You are looking at damage.
D. I notice two D stamps on both sides of coin.
I noticed the words one cent on it.
D. 1843 o seated liberty dime
miss coin is about $200 in good if it’s real. It does not, however, look real to me.
D. 1995 D Roosevelt Dime found at the bottom of old tool box
Does it seem like a long time ago to you? I just am perplexed why you would submit this.
D. Please let me know if you would like the back view. The picture that includes the two pennies, they are both silver.
I prefer not to have any view of this coin.
D. Lincoln penny has no date struck on it, the word Liberty is missing ibe in it and on the reversed side the letters seem to be double wide in size i.e. Doble die obverse also AM in America touch almost overlapping and on the bottom where ONE CENT is struck the E in one and the c e in cent are only half visible, I have searched and searched and have not found another coin that's remotely similar
I suggest you mail it to the mint for a full refund.
