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D. 1969 D no FG with floating roof I adjusted the contrast and brightness on one picture so you can see the details better. I also have a 1963 and 2 1968's with errors but I just wanted to see if this would go through first.
Sigh. Right where you clicked to submit, we have: "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." So in the spirit of that we would say what you have are one cent apiece. There is a lot of confusion about terminolo...
D. Hi, came across these in a special holding spot, separate from other held currency. Would appreciate your opinion as to worth of this currency? Thank you!!
Most of it is just "old money," or close to face value. I'd love to see in person to make an offer, I like buying this stuff, but on quick inspection don't see any rarities. The best note is the brown-seal $1, it probably says "Hawaii" on the back, as a wartime issue. You have a bunch of blue-seal silver certificates, and some old federal reserve notes. We sell these for a LITTLE more than face value when we can.
D. 1903 indian head penny mis stamped
Coins are minted (struck), not stamped; and yours is damaged. Sorry! Unless you can prove the mint did this, and there is nothing I know of in the minting process that would account for that.
D. Hello I have to 1973 d pennies. One of them have a thicker rick and goes thinner around the penny. The red die one is thicker all the way around with no other size but thick. I also have a 1966 no mint mark penny which is also as thick as the 1973 d red die penny. They are obviously thicker than regular pennies. Do I have anyhing worth something.
The variations you see are typical of different die varieties and strikings. As well, coins wear differently. Nothing here to retire on, you can spend them!
D. So my grandma resently passed and I found this and didn’t know if it was worth something or even what the last number is and it’s been in same spot for years so I’m taking it there’s a reasons he held on too it
I'm sorry for your loss. This coin has post-mint damage. She might have thought it was a mint error, many people are confused by such things. But you can still keep it for the memories!
D. I have 2 error coins in trying to see if they are worth anything.
Why blame this damage on our fine staff?
D. 1943 steel penny that I believe was punched out after a bronze coin was punched out leaving a bronze edge on this steel penny. I found it when I was 13 years old and threw it in a box with other petty I saved.
Doubtful. Weigh it to a tenth of a gram, test with a magnet, then look up the specs.
D. 1981 10 dollar bill with stamp and serial numbers on back.
These retail for $200, give or take. Yours has an interesting amount of wear. Any interest in selling this or anything else?
D. My name is Mrs Pscholka , Please let me know as much as you can about the coin value of my collection.
This cent is under a dollar.
