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D. 1841 William Henry Harrison Gold Dollar
Face value.
D. 2007 Montana D mint mark quarter
Three more get you a dollar!
D. 2002 50 euro cent
That would be half a Euro, if my math is correct!
D. Lady liberty pendant
Looks like a 1/10 oz gold eagle. Worth $250-300 depending upon the metal used in the mounting.
D. A strange sacagawea coin
Strange indeed, but appears just to post mint alteration of some kind.
D. One is a1909 Canadian penny I’m not sure where the other 1940 penny is from. I found them both in my garden while turning the dirt.
It's in surprisingly good shape. Both common, a dollar or less.
D. Multiple wheat pennys 1927,1929,1936,1955,1956
We purchase common circulated wheats for 2 cents. The best dates are the early S and D dates from the teens and twenties.
D. 2014 Nickel I came across, I searched online. To see if there’s something similar to it. . Maybe you can help. Thanks
They made millions. You should buy the Redbook, A Guide to U.S. Coins!
D. 1944 steel penny not in the greatest shape does stick to magnet
It’s a 1943. Corroded and damaged, nominal value.
