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D. 1936 no mint mark lincoln wheat penny
Under a dollar they made millions
D. 1970 Anthony D FG Dollar
As marked, spend it in good health.
D. Hair error? And multiple other errors
Why do you blame our fine government employees for this damage? You should spend it on a thank you letter for their fine efforts.
D. Looking for a new appraisal please.
Call us at 1833 the Coin to arrange it.
D. Good morning! Does this old envelope have any value?
It’s quite old and I would say it does. Stamps are very hard to sell these days, your best bet would be to bring it to a show. I would ask $20 for it if I were selling it.
D. Been trying to find out if this is post mint. Been to every coin club,no one knows. Thank you.
I guarantee it’s post mint damage. There’s nothing in the minting process that should cause this. You could get it certified to learn that for certain but then you would be out $30.
D. 1959 no mint penny and 1977 d mint penny was curious about these two
All coins come from a mint of course, if no mark is present it's Philadelphia. We regard circulated memorial cents as face value.
D. Found this buffalo nickel, what can you tell me about it
Without a picture of the obverse, I can’t tell you what year it is. The date may be worn off. When they are this heavily circulated, they are not worth much, probably under a dollar,. It was a very popular issue that they made from 1913 to 1938.
D. 1998 wide AM penny
Who out there is suggesting this adds value?
