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D. 1922 Libery head dollar. Full silver Eagle on the reverse with Peace written under it. The mint mark looks more like a D than a S
One of the most common peace dollars, and a not very attractive one; it has $25 of silver in it, so might retail a couple bucks over that.
D. Buffalo nickel
I'm having trouble making out the date, 1913 or 1915? Most Buffalo nickels are worth a dollar or less; Yours looks like it could be a 1913 "Type 2," worth around $20. If 1915 or -18, closer to $5.
D. 1/2 RIGSDALER
A nice old silver coin, looks like 1855 Denmark. The sort of coin we'd buy for $10 and price at $20.Marc
D. Unknown error no edges and gold in color inside
Someone gold plated this silver half dollar, which kind of ruins its numismatic value. It's worth $10.
D. 1944 double die wheat penny
More like double damaged. Under a dollar.
D. Silver nickel of unknown year of print
Nothing about this nickel suggest it's silver. The only silver Jeffersons were wartime, and you can tell them from the mint mark over Monticello on the reverse, 1942-1945. This one is worth five cents.
D. Extremely rare Sir Henry Parkes $1 coin has been in a coin collection transparent display book so is untouched and still in good condition for the age of the coin can you please give me a free appraisal
Extremely rare? If someone were to melt down the other 26+ million they minted, then it might be worth more than a dollar in Australia.
D. 1982 D copper-zinc wheat penny with multiple errors. I'm sending a few pictures because every angle shows different. A very interesting find.
Forgive me, but not so interesting from this angle. They made hundreds of millions and you have multiple instances of damage from circulation wear, not anything to blame on our fine Mint employees.
D. United states quarter
Three more get you a dollar!
