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D. Black Angus Bankers Portfolio Uncut sheet $5
Is that like a kind of steak? We buy these for 1.5x face, in this case $30, and sell for a little more.
D. uncurculated 2 dollar bill star ink smear miscut gutter fold
Okay, what you've done here is taken a heavy circulated note, looked up error terms on the Internet, and tried to match them to what looks to me like folds and soiling from circulation. I would spend this.
D. I do not know the M.S. of this penny, however, it is very clean with minimal blemishes and crisp borders. A possible error( strike through or die clash) on obverse located just above the bow tie. A curious line runs vertical just east of Adam's apple which seems to correspond to reverse lettering. A 2nd possible error is on the reverse. At the large O in one cent and at the AM in America, the lettering appears thicker than normal and as if it is fading away when the surrounding letters seem nor...
The spots on the back will hold it back from a Mint State designation. I see nothing here to suggest this coin is worth more than a dollar.
D. 1909 Vdb wheat penny and a 1909 wheat penny with striking error.
No errors apparent, see our FAQs. These are only a dollar or two in this condition.
D. 2007 Idaho D State quarter uncalculated
Calculate it as 25 cents.
D. Identified through CoinSnap app as a 1958 Lincoln wheat penny
I don't see a date.
D. Several Morgan peace, liberty dollars
Worth at least $20 each, but could probably offer more in person based on condition and mint marks.
D. Gifted set of coins
Hard to tell from photos, looks like a few dollars in silver value.
D. I found this 1959 in almost perfect condition besides the nick at the bottom on both sides but it has a really unusual color I can not tell if your able to see in the pictures but for instance the rim is silverish and it has a very clear doubled rim all the way around it which i for some reason or another if i get thr camera to close it wont take a clear picture and at that distance it does not really show up as a doubled rim
We only care about legitimate errors discernible from a distance. Just a cent IMHO.
