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D. Zoe B pearl and blue phire 14k gold necklace
Hard to tell from these photos. Pearls and yellow gold are out of fashion, it's probably $25-50. Is this part of a collection?
D. 1922 Silver Dollar, 1887 Silver Dollar, 1891 Gold Twenty Dollar.
These look damaged but authentic. The dollars are worth around $25, the gold double eagle, $2,800 give or take. Are you interested in selling? Marc
D. 1999 Georgia State quarter error on different metal
I see a quarter. You should read our FAQs and tutorials before jumping to the conclusion you have any kind of error or special variety. Most likely you should spend it. It might have a few bucks of silver in it if it escaped from a special set, but it's been damaged. That copper clad is not visible really does not mean a lot, as side appearance can vary significantly. We could verify the composition if we see it in person with xray technology.
D. Good morning. I dont know much about these pieces, they were my parents'. The crown type emblem is on the bottom of the teapot. The "Reg.." is on the bottom of the water pitcher type thing. Sorry I don't have more info but thought I'd give this a try
Usually these are plated and not worth much. Look for "sterling" or ".925" markings. It could be English silver with a corresponding hallmark, which we could tell if we saw it in person.
D. 1963-D 1C RD RPM 1964 1965 1994 DDR-001
I see you have mastered the art of copying coin-sounding terms from the Internet. I also see fingerprints and spots. You have one cent, as pictured. I recommend you read our tutorials and FAQs, we talk about the realities of errors and varieties at length.
D. Eagle medallion
Looks like an Alaska mint one ounce silver round, worth $30-35. (They may retail slightly higher.)
D. 1880 Morgan silver dollar with possible mint errors , also Panamanian commemorative coin
Mint errors? She looks like she was in a bar fight. Silver value is $25 if it's authentic; that's the worst place you can have damage on a coin and there is nothing that can be done to improve it.
D. Thin Rare penny wheat 1919
I'm not sure what would make this rare, they made millions and its one of the most common ones from the early 20th Century. It's thin because of circulation wear, and the value is under a dollar.
D. 1929 $50 federal reserve notes plus other currency
Everything here is close to face value. I would pay 10% above that, or you can enjoy having fun spending it and confusing the merchants and cab drivers. The brown seals have a slightly greater premium.
