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D. 1937 nickel
$1-2 retail.
D. Idk what to call o
I’m not sure what you are asking. But you have a picture of a common dime that I would spend.
D. 1964 Nickel
Even a mint state one would be common; this you should spend.
D. 1964 Nickel
Unremarkable. I’d charge $1, ambitiously.
D. 1928 $10 gold certificate
We like those! $50-100 range. Any other currency? Interested in selling?
D. 1959d
I first year Lincoln Memorial cent, worth, drumroll.... one cent!
D. I found this 2017 P Roosevelt Dime and think it is an error coin. Dbl stamped. Looks like it shifted during processing. You can see another torch facing the other way. There's a c in America partially broken. Anyway I'm new at this and it would be great to have my first error coin. Thank you for taking the time to look at it. And also would it be worth grading?
You have what appears to be a heavily damaged coin of no value beyond face value. I do not know of any part of the minting process to which you could attribute this appearance. Sorry!
D. I have one 1995 wheat penny, with no mint mark, that has an incomplete “trust” stamp. It has minor discoloration but otherwise in fair condition. Could this be a high-value error coin?
You’re about 40 years off, it’s 1955. On the Sheldon scale, “fair” is 2 out of 70. You’re not so far off there. As for “minor discoloration,” that’s way too kind. I’d call this a low-value damaged coin. Sorry, with I had better news.
D. 19t6 D wheat penny never cleaned
Do you mean 1916? All I see is a reverse. $1 retail perhaps.
