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D. 1873-S Seated Liberty Quarter Details: Damaged
Problem coins usually have a high penalty in value. In AU 53 it would be around $700 as a problem-free coin. So how does one handle this? If I were selling, I'd drop it a couple grades, say, call it a VF and ask $275. But if I were buying it, as a dealer, I would pay very little, as there is an abundance of damaged coins. If you can get $25-50 you're probably doing well.
D. 197 something dime
Spend this mangled bad boy if you can.
D. 1944 D wheat penny
Under a dollar!
D. $1 1954 Canadian bank note
Your photos are unclear. But it's likely just a dollar in their currency.
D. Hello, Could you please be so kind as to better inform about this 1967 quarter with an A between the 1 and the 9 on the obverse side. I haven’t been able to locate any information about a similar coin and would be grateful to learn about how this happened, what the error is called and if possible an estimated value? Thank you for your help and I hope all is well. Best, John Rowe
I can't concur it's an error, would spend it myself. Looks like post-mint wear.
D. 1935 G series Silver Certificate without In God We Trust on back, bills face is off center (miscut?) good condition. anything for appraisal value?
Actually it's pretty centered for those days and any off-center decreases value if not dramatic. I'd put it at $3.
D. 2017 series A, Massive miscut any value increase for the error cut?
A little. But it could also be cut from an uncut sheet by someone after it left the B.E.P. So it's worth $20... or $1. I looked it up and couldn't verify it one way or the other.
D. Silver Dollar
If there is a Carson City "cc" under the eagle on the reverse, you're a happy camper. Even without, it's a $35-30 coin.
