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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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D. I have 30 or so sets of uncirculated British coins from 1967. I assume they’re worthless but wanted to double check. Thank you!
You are my kind of customer, you did your homework and understand. Not completely worthless, I pay what I have to to make money. I like these cheap. Like between 50 cents and $2 each depending upon the packaging. I can sell them slowly for a buck each to $4 or $5. And I’m more excited if you have any other coins, currency or jewelry to enrich the deal. Let me know if you want to find a home for them!
D. 50 cent piece with cracks and mistakes
There is no way to identity this coin as pictured. However, post mint damage like this guarantees no premium for most coins. If by “mistake” you mean to imply our hard working mint employees are responsible in any way, I extend our apologies to them.
D. 1983 penny all cupracked
This coin is corroded and soiled. We state in our submission instructions and criteria that we treat all coins post 1970 from circulation as face value. So even if it were mint state it would be a candidate for spending.
D. 1982 no mint mark error Penny. 1920s standing liberty quarter
I can’t discern any error or much of anything from this photo, it’s blurry and cut off. Sorry.
D. 1890 indian head
With corrosion and damage under a dollar.
D. I found this 1994 p mint dime with extra oak leaf
I’m sorry, we address common variants only generally in our tutorials. I see damage and would spend this.
D. 1920 wheat back pennie
A common cent, under a dollar.
D. The first one is a 2020 Rockefeller it has two lines starts in front of the neck to the back of the neck the second one is a 1957 quarter and the third one is a liberty 11 cent and the fourth one is a 2 eero and the Lincoln penny is a 1987 that has a rim from the shoulder all the way around it to the end
The 1957 quarter has $4-5 of silver. Not really following the rest.
