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D. Wheat penny 1942 with I believe is an error
Damaged. Spend.
D. Possibly a 1785/86 Vermonts/Vermontensium post-colonial coin. I found it metal detecting. Thank you
Most dug coins have significant corrosion rendering them with little value. It's fun but not lucrative. Whatever you can get!
D. 1970 d mint Washington quarter. Both sides are upright I’m holding in the mirror so you can see both sides
I was just wondering what stupid questions I would have to answer today about boring, common coins, and behold, you have something that is actually interesting, and you even found a clever way to capture it in one photo. And I was excited thinking you might have an error worth certifying. But I'm also aware you posted this question in the Collector's Universe forums and there was considerable exchange there between you and the others. From the photos you showed including the edge, you seem to ha...
D. One dollar certificate 1935 D blue ink seal
Common, we sell them for $2-3 in this condition.
D. A 1943 Lincoln Wheat Penny, seems to be made from non-copper material, not sure what though.
It's a wartime alloy of zinc-coated steel. You can pick it up with a magnet. We charge $1 or give to kids.
D. It's 4 coins front and back
I see one common date Morgan silver dollar worth $30 give or take.
D. Hello, I would like to ask you if the attached 1000 Dollar Bill is genuine and how much it could cost in this bad condition? Thank you. Kind Regards, Dimiter Bogdanzaliev
It looks good to me. I'd pay $1,200; but you might get $1,500 from a collector.
D. All 4 pictures are of the same coin. RCD-1c-2021-01 Stage B I’ve only found a couple examples on eBay with a wide spread for asking price and I was hoping to get a more solid understanding of the price point. Thank you
Damn, you identified it well! It's a wild card. I'd pay maybe $100 for it but in an auction it might fetch several hundred, it's very cool. I'd think about getting it certified, NGC would be good, designate as an error coin, could cost you $50.
D. /954 d wheat penny The one is not a one it’s a / that overlaps the top of the 9 in the 1954 date
It looks like the "1" is falling off! Maybe glue it back on? To me it's just a wheat cent, we buy them for 2 cents.
