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D. Rare and unique US $5 Dollar Bill Series 2021 serial number QD 00272777 A wuth misaligned upper and lower serial numbers darker ink on lower Serial numbers & bleeding ink in back of bill
Well arguably all five dollar bills are unique. It's not a serial number that qualifies as "fancy," nor is it misaligned enough to add any value. I think you're safe spending this.
D. It's the size of a dime but ticker
It could be a "struck through" error but more likely is just damaged. Does not strike me as remarkable.
D. Found chain cleaning out old house . Have half dollars from 1970s and whole dollars pieces too from the 70s . Trying to find out to see if they worth anything
You should read the tutorials on our site. Wheat cents are worth a few cents apiece. You can spend any circulated coin after 1970.
D. 1928 United States of America, Buffalo Nickel
Under a dollar.
D. 25 cent quarter just curious about the year and the grade
Looks silver, the obverse photo doesn't seem to have been uploaded, if before 1965 it's worth $5.
D. 1904 Liberty head 20, I know approx melt value is about 3200, do you believe this coin has value more than that?
No. It's a common date and there are plenty of them around.
D. 1776-1967 Quarter D mint mark
Bicentennial coinage from circulation is just worth face value.
