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D. 1942 Wheat Penny with no mint mark and rare error "L" edge
The mint is Philadelphia. We sell these for 2-5 cents. If you think it’s rare you can send it for certification, but I see no error or anything that makes this rare. We ask people not to submit such varieties raw, as they are wrong about the identification over 99% of the time.
D. 1941 Wheat Penny, no mint mark.
The mint is Philly. We buy these for two cents, sell for four... when we can!
D. 1948 Lincoln Wheat cent (no mint mark)
Well circulated and common, give it to a kid!!
D. 2017 # F31901424c ,Face of this dollar bill has a green tinge to it and it looks like there’s been some blk. ink error
I'm confident none of these add to the face value ofd this note.
D. Hi Marc - this is Steven Sun (we just spoke) please attached photos - this is 1 of the 4 coins that I'm looking to sell. Thank you. JUAN CARLOS I REY DE ESPAÑA Spain 1995 Silver Coin 2000 PTAS 1995 Silver 2000 Pesetas 33mm (18.00 grams) 0.925 Silver Reference: KM# 954 | Engraver: Manuel Martinez Tornero, Luis Jose Diaz Salas JUAN CARLOS I REY DE ESPAÑA · 1995 ·, Portrait of King Juan Carlos I. 2000 PTAS PRESIDENCIA CONSEJO U.E., Royal Palace façade, Madrid; 1995
Given the "melt" value of $16, and a Sterling purity of .925, It's the sort of coin I'd buy for $10-12. We tend to meet over collections and larger estate groups. A rather nice holder!
D. 1970s penny. Appears slightly smaller than a 2015 dime and slightly thicker than a 2020 nickel
That's what happens when someone bangs in the rim. You have a damaged cent.
D. 1989 quarter no mint mark bubbles all over front and back
Submit to Dr. Pimple popper? Or redeem for 25 cents at the bank.
D. Trying to find out if my 2 dollar bill would be worth more than its current value.
How could anything be worth more than its value? But we're getting philosophical. It's just $2 if that's what you are asking!
D. I want to know how much it is worth
If you look closely to the left of lady liberty you'll see "$1." That's pretty accurate.