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D. Please find attached pics of a quarter that I found in my change. There is one like it on the internet worth $30,000…. It say’s No Mint, Rare with error, unique , border letters. The one that have is obviously “No Mint” but I don’t know what to look for as an error. My coin looks identical but I what do I know? Thank you very much for your time. So many Lean2s, too little time Douglas R. Arnold #4693W 62 Pendergast Road Phoenix, New York 13135 Home: 315-695-4441 Cell: ...
There's a lot on the Internet that I can't explain. If they want to pay you $30,000 for your quarter I would take it. Because as far as I can see yours is worth $.25. No mint means Philadelphia, Philadelphia did not use a letter back then. I'm sorry so much out there is misleading, it leads to dozens of questions a week for me because people on Etsy and other sites are confused or dishonest.
D. It's a 2017 mint marked with a d nickel that appears to be copper
People don't realize most "nickels" are two thirds copper. With environmental exposure, yours is showing it's true colors!
D. 1965 dime
One year earlier it would be silver. This one is face value.
D. Bicentennial quarter
Merely 25 cents; they made millions.
D. 1940 nickle
Though this many have a "book" value of 50 cents it's just a nickel.
D. 2010 D sacagawea Haudenosaunee dollar
Shows enough wear to render it just money. It's a dollar, spend away.
D. Gold coin
The 1933 double eagle is one of the most sought after coins; there are only 20 known and the one legitimate sell at auction was around $6 million. It's a shame yours is not real! We have these in our dollar bargain bin.
D. Gold coin
Another coin that is likely bronze, and just gold plated. 3 to 5 dollars.
D. Gold coin
Are you sure that it is gold? Because most of these were made in gold plated bronze and sell for around $10.