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D. 2017 misaligned serial number
Unremarkable, I'd spend. Not sure what you mean by misaligned.FOLLOW UP: Now I see that the last digit on the left number is slightly high. It is not uncommon for the wheels to be slightly out of line, and can't say there would be any premium for such a minor issue. Errors need to be more dramatic to have value.
D. 1992 D Close AM Penny
Unremarkable, I'd spend.
D. Silver certificate
Very close to its face value.
D. 2021 $5 with overprinted serial numbers that you can see both ink through the other side
Errors usually need to be more dramatic than this... not seeing it from the photos but maybe in person it presents itself more fully.
D. 1937 D Buffalo Nickel 4-legged
This is the common variety, under a dollar.
D. Star note $1 bill 2013 serial#00121156 I got it with someone name already wrote on it.
You have a dollar there. Star replacement notes simply mean an earlier note was damaged in production and destroyed.
D. 1943 Wheat Penny
Under a dollar; and yours may have been plated. These are made out of steel for the war effort.
D. 1957 silver certificate
Most small size notes are close to face!
D. 2008 D Oklahoma State Quarter error coin with missing clad on both sides
I’m loathe to blame our hard-working federal employees for post mint damage.
