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D. 1922 peace dollar coin
It's the most common silver dollar we see, figure $25!
D. This is a series 1996 $50 bill. It does not have the pink tint that new bills have. It has a star at the end of serial number. And lastly it has a air plane in the front seems to be part of the print.
I'm not sure who added the plane but defacing currency is a hangable offense, be careful!
D. I have 3 coins all very similar.2 are D mint marks which this is one of please advise on all three others will follow
No need to follow, really, it's a cent.
D. 1978 p mintmark
A... dollar!
D. Hi, I just recently started going through some coins from when I was a kid for the first time in 50+ years and came across this 1969 D Roosevelt dime which seems to have been double struck and have signs of the copper cladding showing thru and would like to know if that is indeed the case. I have attached photos with both natural lighting and flash to help show detail. Thank you, Mark
It doesn't really matter, because minor varieties have little premium unless certified uncirculated. Sorry!
D. I have this coin that I inherited that is unique than any other coin. No other coin looks like it. I don’t understand how a coin can have a bulb shape and maintain all the details of it’s design. Can any of your experts explain how it could have been made?
Every coin is unique when you study it close enough.... I have seen many coins, and quite a few have had this kind of bulbous, raised portion. While I can't be sure, my best guess is it was not in fact "made" that way, but suffered some kind of post-mint damage, most likely deformation from heat. It's cool and interesting, but my experience suggests whatever happened didn't add appreciable value to it. I have a cent for sale for $20 with a similar feature... but it's for sale because nobody has ...
D. Send a file with description thank you
That would be nice... but suffice to say, pre-1965 silver (dimes and higher) are worth 20x face value, e.g., a Franklin half is $10. Read about the rest in our tutorials.
D. 1943 S steel wheat penny
These are common, under a dollar.