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D. 1909-S V.D.B
Looks like a thousand dollar coin but I would have to see it in person to authenticate it and narrow down the grade. Please let me know me know if you need this.
D. 1926 buffalo nickel
Under a dollar. They made many millions, it’s fairly abundant.
D. Canadian $20 notes from 1937 Year: 1937 — the first series issued by the Bank of Canada to feature King George VI after the abdication of Edward VIII. Serial Numbers: Having sequential or close-matched serials (like 1405709 / 1405714 / 1405749 / 1405750) sharp edges, no visible tears, and good centering.
Very tricky to price. I’d pay several hundred dollars for the group but have yo see in person to nail down the exact grade.
D. Call 347 769-3415
Why, pound for your thoughts?
D. 1817 one $ piece
That's a Matron Head large cent, not a dollar. Need to see other side, but estimated value is $12 retail. Condition is rather low grade, but original. A nice type coin.
D. Uncirulated 1974 misprint dollar bill with preceeding and following bills with serial numbers in order.
If it has no serial number, how do you know it goes with the others? It's a good piece, worth $250 retail.
D. 1943 D Abraham Wheat Penny
A one-year steel type. I'd say $1 retail. Cool! They stick to magnets.
D. 1818 with a potential die crack across the front of the coin
Your coin is probably worth $50-70. If you have a genuine die crack it's interesting but would not have a huge impact on value. However, what I see looks more like a deep scratch that would reduce value. Here's how you can tell which it might be: die cracks manifest themselves as RAISED on a coin, because when the die cracks, the metal from the planchet flows into the die from the coin. So look at the coin from an angle. I see two big stripes. One is a dark one passing her ear, the other, lighte...
D. 1863 quarter with bronze type color
1863 is the year West Virginia was admitted to the union. You have a 2005 quarter with environmental damage. Quarters are mostly copper, which turns brown as it oxidizes. I would not hesitate to spend this.