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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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D. 2017-p mint mark Missouri state quarter with lettering not stamped on it good and gouges in it front and back ,off center and discolored.
You’ve said it all. It’s an unattractive damaged quarter. Any reason we’re not spending it?
D. 18k Gold Mens 21.00mm Coin Ring With A $2.50 Liberty Head Gold coin
Worth around $350. Unfortunately coins are essentially destroyed by jewelry.
D. 1992 closed AM penny. My phone # is 217 742-2464
This is a joke, right? if you can get one cent for this horribly damaged coin, then spend it. We tend to not evaluate coins that that are already describe in our FAQs and tutorials. As withthe other one you submitted, we encourage you to read these
D. 1973 penny
1 cent.
D. 1934 us quarter with possible error
No error. Worthy of melting for $3-4.
D. 1959D double die Lincoln has a outline around his head , the coin also has other errors
No errors on this unremarkable cent. The 1955 has the famous doubling.
D. 1969D the back of the mint mark is missing and the LG on the reverse is missing also doubling on the reverse
No comment. Read our FAQs and submission criteria.
D. 1857 flying eagle error?? and a 1943 large P nickle
I don’t understand why people look at a damaged coin and blame it on the mint. I would value it at $5-7. The silver nickel is worth a buck.
D. 1979 linlcoln cent , missing l in liberty and no memorial
I’m not sure why you’re submitting this coin. If you read our submission criteria and tutorials you will see, it’s essentially face value.