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D. 1960 P Lincoln
This is a real rarity, a 1960P cent disguised as a 2007D! How do I even put a price on it?
D. 1978 no mint mark
I was in 8th grade. Is this supposed to be historic? We used them for the subway or to make a phone call. Now it takes ten of them.
D. 1979 one dollar P
It’s…. A dollar.
D. Has one little spot on back looks like it could be cleaned but didn't wanna damage anything.
The bad news is you can’t clean coins, it will only detract from their value. The good news is this coin is worth one cent in Canada and has little value to lose.
D. 1964 quarter appears to be in excellent condition.
They all are, most were at aside as the last year of silver. $5.
D. You’re my 2nd favorite person I’ve come across on the internet today, only bc I learned of a man who successfully (kinda) succeeded from Australia and named himself sovereign. No one can top that. Error or no? The lettering at the top seem to be flattened? There zero evidence of it being damaged, smooth and uniform in color. Found in random change and it was interesting to me.
Hope to keep my ranking... no error, just a common cent under a dollar in value.
D. 1944 penny
Common cent, under a dollar.
D. On the back side there seems to be a triangle on the letter E The studio in the word one right in the middle pointing opposite direction of the E why from the studio facing
It appears to be a common lincoln wheat cent under a dollars.
D. Promise to pay bearer
$3 in this condition.
