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D. I own. 1964 double strike nickle
That's not a safe assumption. Please read what we say about so-called "errors" in the tutorials on our home page at hvcoins.com, top center.
D. 07 Montana error struck on a nickel planchet
What are you TALKING about?? Did you weigh or otherwise test it?
D. 77 Lincoln error penny
That's not a safe assumption. Please read what we say about so-called "errors" in the tutorials on our home page at hvcoins.com, top center.
D. It’s a 1982 D Lincoln cent it weighs 2.5 g
Ummm... just as it should...
D. 1955 D 1C Obverse
I so wish people would confer with us before certifying coins. Here you have a cent literally worth two cents, in a holder that cost $30.
D. 2 dollar bill 1976 B10039682A
These are common, you can spend it.
D. Howdy, Just pulled this rather visually pleasing example of a 1972 D reverse die chip from circ. I've been having trouble getting any answers on what this example would likely be worth, not very much obviously but the other examples around the internet are posted at such ridiculous prices they are clearly not accurate to it's real collector value. Even if you aren't interested in buying it, what do you reckon it's worth? I will say, the photos don't do justice to the very pleasing deep red luste...
I can't see a die chip in your photo. I think you coin is likely worth face value. I'd forget errors, people simply don't understand them, they are hyped up on the Internet and not what folks think they are.FOLLOW UP: "I appreciate the reply, but I would however disagree in my own, granted, fairly limited experience. From circulation I've pulled three error pennies of worth exceeding 150$, the highest of which being nearly 500$. This particular error I pulled isn't itself valuable, but it is unq...
D. 1756 8 Reales - Ferdinand VI from Mexico
I suspect it isn't real, would want to weigh it before making an evaluation.
