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Get accurate information on your own collection from a true numismatist.
D. answer me
here you go
D. 2023 penny
1 cent
D. 2000 Virginia quarter smoothridges mixture of copper obvious an error at mint mark
What’s obvious to the novice is obtuse to the expert. Since you know better, I’ll let you finish telling us all about it.
D. 2000 Sacagawea Dollar Coin
Still a dollar 24 years later.
D. 1892-93 Half dollars 1887 Dollar
Common silver, $15 and $25.
D. 1970 Nickel with possible Slot minting damage to face.
Aww don’t blame our fine mint employees for this nasty damage!
D. Walking Liberty, I have bags of coins from my husband's grandmother from the 1940's and 50's 60's.
We price these around nine dollars, would you be interested in selling?
D. 1776-1976 it has the drummer that miss printed and smeared. Not sure if there any others.
I’m sure it was minted just fine. These are quarters.
