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D. 1881 morgan dollar
Common date of a favorite type. VF or better, worth $28-30.
D. 2020 penny
I’m sorry, but why are we asking about this?
D. 1828 half cent
Love it! $100 retail.
D. 1921 morgan dollar
A common last year variety less favored by collectors. Figure $24-28.
D. 1940 penny
Under a dollar.
D. Error 2016 penny (“o” in front of Lincoln’s face)
Maybe he’s blowing his nose. Did you read before clicking?
D. Islamic gold coin ,,weight 4.27 grams,,kindly appraise its value thanks ,manan
Looks like Umayyad caliphate, 95 A.D., worth about $550. Love to buy it!
D. 1944 wheat penny
Under Dollar, pretty common.
D. Canada 1867-1992 has wear
I think you mean 1867 to 1967 which would be the Centennial issue; regardless, what you have is equal to one cent on Canadian soil.
