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D. Coin of the German Empire, 2 Pfennig from 1907, mintmark "J" (Hamburg). The coin is in very high condition, likely AU/UNC, with well-preserved details and natural patina.
The NGC price guide lists this coin at $50 but that's for certified coins, and most world coins are trading at a fraction of book value. It's not unrealistic to say it's worth $15-20, but finding a buyer at that price is another matter...
D. This 2023(D) Idar Women's Quarter is a rare find for any coin collector. The coin features an error that makes it unique from other quarters. The coin was minted in Denver, United States
Well, you make a great pitch! Every coin is unique, however. Whatever minor variety or post-mint wear you are identifying may be special to you, but I'm not sure you'll easily find a buyer much past 25 cents.
D. Just some of the collection
I think we wrote you earlier... we offer a complimentary appraisal of one or two coins. You have various alloys of silver here in the area of under a dollar up to several dollars. Why not arrange a proper appraisal with us?
D. Just some of the collection
Looks like a fractional silver bar worth it's weight in... silver (can't make out the weight); and an early wheat that may have a book value of a dollar but again, the photo isn't stellar.
D. 2 coins pictured, cased one has close view (cc) Just looking to get a ball park of value.
I see one Morgan dollar, front and back. It's worth about $30-35 retail. "cc" usually refers to a carson city mintmark No such mark is visible on your coin.
D. 197? Missing letters double die rised side and other errors
This coin has been altered and is damaged.
D. 1886 indian head penny
Common date & corroded, no more than a dollar.
D. 1776-1976 Eisenhower coin, one no mint mark and the other is type 1. 1808 liberty o coin
Looks like you may have a proof, possibly silver. It's worth about $10 if no copper visible on edge; $3 if visible.
D. it looks like it's a 3 over 2 could you confirm for me?
I would have to see it in person, the photo does not have enough resolution to tell.
