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D. Hi. Going through a coin collection and was hoping you could take a look at these 1983 Lincoln Pennies. Looks like they might be worth something. Tried Coin Snap and read to check with a professional with the 1983 Penny.
I'd skip coin snap and buy a copy of the Red Book. You have a spendable cent.
D. Is it stamped again
Coins are struck not stamped. This is not from mint activity, it's post mint damage.
D. 1978 Lincoln Memorial No mint mark penny. Looks like doubling in the wording: In God We Trust. Can you please give me more info on this coin and possible value. Thank you.
You have one cent. The Internet is a poor source of coin information. Most is not significant to value in circulated coins.
D. Need to see what it's worth
This appears to be a quarter.
D. Handmade in. Cochin india 1945
I’m sorry, I don’t even know what we are looking at!
D. 1929 yuan 26.8gr
It’s the right weight but Incan not verify authenticity from this photo, it could be a copy. It’s a Chinese dollar that could be worth $30-40. Need to see in person.
D. Check the value of the coins
If that’s one coin it’s worth $5,000. If two, $1.
D. Please check the value of the bills
With such heavy wear and damage I can’t say they are even a dollar.
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