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D. Have dollar coin from 1776 to 1976 with a marking mint D
These are circulated and face value.
D. Dime error. Would like appraisal please. Thanks
Why blame this on our fine mint employees? I would trade it in for a new one.
D. Series 1935 K377 blue note .Missing in God we trust on backside.Shifted print one side is wider than the other.And the color is real bright neon looking gree.The Seies is on two places on front of bill.
This is very confusing. You are showing 1957 not 1935. “In God We Trust” did not appear until the McCarthy era, so it would not appear on a 1935 note. I don’t know whether you’re showing the front of one note and the reverse of another.
D. Susan 1979 -P dollar coin
All the coins you have pictured including the bicentennial half dollar are safe to spend.
D. Canada 1 cent, 1914
It’s lovely but they are common. I’d say $1-$3 retail.
D. I I have these wheat pennies are they worth something?
They trade between two and five cents apiece at shows.
D. Can you tell me if they are worth anything
Just about their face value I‘m afraid.
D. Hello I have a 1996 D Mint Mark Black Nickel I'm wanting to get appraised pls my number is 501-553-4479
That black is heavy oxidation and does not add value.
D. Hello I have a 1985 P mint Mark Double Die Dime I'm needing appraised pls my number is 501-553-4479
As with others, we regard circulated double die as face value unless they are dramatic like the 1955.
