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D. 1982D, small date Lincoln pennies
Trade for a nickel.
D. Smooth edge back has a dip in it also has a high rim
Looks altered or damaged.
D. First is a five cent military note issued during the Korean conflict. Second is a 1984 penny with a mint mark error im not sure if it is a s over d or d struck twice kinda looks like a o which coins were at one time made at a New Orleans mint they stoped doing that around 1917
Tape on bill renders it cheap, maybe $1. Coin is damaged, not an error.
D. I think this might be a misprint or whatever the words at the top touch the bord3 and under Lincoln the space is larger than other coins of the same year
I can’t say there is anything remarkable about this coin.
D. Two 1966 Good Condition, no idea if they are worth anything, I also have a 1970 quarter with a dot instead of a mint in beautiful condition. A 1993 2 Fr. and a 20 cent Euro from 2019. Just getting into the coin hobby, please let me know thank you! -Gentry
All face value, friend. We don’t find better coins in change.
D. 1875 S U.S. silver trade dollar
Love these! Hard to see photo, figure $75.
D. I have coins my mother collected before she passed away she left a note saying some are valuable I there are many many for me to go through but here are some photos of what I have gone through so far i have done some research and have other appraisal info sent out Im just wanting to get an idea on what i have. Thank you Amanda J Price
Your images don’t show and they read zero bytes. But I’ll tell you this: many people have been done a disservice of having elders tell them that coins they left are valuable. I suggest you read the tutorials and FAQS on our website, top center hvcoins.com, it has typical values for the kinds of coins you probably hold.
D. Looks like a error that says L776-1976
Somebody or something mechanically scraped the one off. This is post mint damage, and decreases the value of the coin.
D. Hey, I truly believe this was coated with silver at the mint because it's flawless and has no runs or any type of damage marks. It does not stick to a magnet. Can you help me with this ?
That’s the problem I have: people write me after they’ve already made a decision about what they truly believe. I’m taking my second advanced course on error coins in Colorado right now. I know what it is if you care to hear it. It’s not flawless. It’s a heavily worn common date cent. It’s the sort of thing that third-party companies do, they coat coins with gold and silver, and then sell them as novelties. It has no appreciable value, I’m sure they charged a pretty penny, but I would put it in ...