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D. 1977 single. Don’t know if it’s a bleed though or somehow got double pressed. Wondering how much it could be worth.
A common error, figure $20-30 in value.
D. Want to know the value of this circulated dollar. We also have 16 circulated series 1935 E in various condition, 1 series 1935 F and 1 series 1935 G in poorer condition, and 13 circulated series 1957 bills in various condition. Are these worth more than face value?
We purchase them at ten percent over face and barely make money. So essentially it's face value.
D. Says In COD WE TRUST. And the reverse side looks like 3 letters that could be AMA.
I’m partial to sturgeon. Is this a quarter? Recommend spending.
D. Don't know much about the old big one cent
That’s what is is. I’d ask $25 at a show.
D. His nose has An error stamp
Coins are minted not stamped. You have one cent.
D. This nickel was found in my coin jar. I've never seen another coin like this and when searching online I only found 1 website I believe on reddit where another person was asking about this because they too had one like mine. What could cause this, what is it called, and is it worth anything?
It’s called “post mint damage.” if you have an auto mechanic, he can explain what you’d have to do with basic tools to do this.
D. 11.3 grams looks like gold
Bronze can look like gold, we would have to test it to be sure. Not much value if bronze, but if gold, probably a $400-500 dollars in value. The condition is rough.
D. Buffalo nickel
We sell these for a dollar.
D. 2010 Pennsylvania Mint Roosevelt dime with smooth edge with exposed copper that hasn't been clad correctly. Overall diameter of the dime is a bit smaller than it should be and the rim of the coin (especially on the front) is noticably raised and has a bit of an edge to it.
Appears to be post mint damage. Value... ka ching... ten cents.
