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D. Coin has noticable errors. I've found 5 so far.
You’re on a ROLL! Did you read all we say about errors?
D. A 1880 and 85 cc morgan dollar very light signs of circulation
These are better date Carson City Morgans. Not key dates, but scarcer than 1882-1884. They retail for approximately $500 each but it looks like they are certified. So it depends on their specific grade. Please let me know if you're interested in selling!
D. Buffalo nickel with D stamp, no date is visible
Think about it: You're a collector, don't you want to know the date? It's really not much, certainly under a dollar.
D. 1955 error penny- Missing S on reverse side- United Tates-
Weak strikes do not equate to "error" coins. This coin is worth less than a dollar.
D. There are only 2 of my collection here the two with the most prominent errors. One is a 1981 no mint penny and the other is a 1999 P Delaware 1787 Quarter please text me or email me my phone number to text is 352-615-2284 and yes I am looking to sell if you find you are interested in them. This is how I received both coins. I found them in my pocket change. Email is support@angelnetcoin-mainnet.net look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your time. Have a blessed day
No errors evident. Please read our FAQs and submission criteria. These would not be for us.
D. Bicentennial Drummer Boy Quarter , the drum looks messed and it looks like he has an extra finger or something on his right hand ? Maybe more errors I could be missing , thank you for your help
?! You have an old quarter. Spend it in good health.
D. From what I know have gleaned online and from other sources, many of these are Morgan silver dollars, there are also some Kennedy half dollars from when I can see. I've got several pennies and several dimes besides that. I can take more photos of each individual coin if you like. Thank you so much for your efforts.
You are not showing any Morgans. If you have those, figure $25 each. Kennedy halves are worth about $10 for the 1964 ones in 90% silver; $4 for 1965-70, which are forty percent silver; and '71 and later you can spend.
D. Hello, would you please take a look at these coins and let me know what you think. I have a silver nickel and a rare penny. Thank you
All I see are images of common cents you can spend. How do you know the nickel is silver, and how do you know the cent is rare?
D. 1925 buffalo nickel no mint
In this condition, 25 cents. The mint is Philly.
