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D. Wondering if this is just damaged or an error. Thank You
Well, let's look at it and think about the minting process. Errors are things like an off center strike, wrong planchet, double die. A valuable error coin probably has no circulation wear, and is otherwise shiny and as minted. This dime is mangled. It looks like it was on the road or in a blender. I can't think of what could have happened by mistake at the mint that would lead to this. Short of depositing it at the bank, I can't see it being worth anything. Sorry, but that's my opinion! ...
D. Hello! I inherited 2 Morgans (1882, 1890) , 5 liberty dollars (1922, 1923, 1925), several 1964 Kennedy dollars and a couple 1967. All are well circulated, sadly. I'm fairly sure they are only worth silver melt value but hoped for confirmation. Thank you!
Actually you might find it hard to get the theoretical melt value. Published prices are high. Unless the morgans have CC mint marks under the eagle, everything can be priced accurately at coinflation.com; drop 10-20% from the total you get for a realistic value if you wish to sell. We want it... but need to make a modest profit.
D. 1798 Liberty Draped Bust Large Cent
Condition is rough but looks real. This coin should trade between $50 and $75.
D. Old coins. My Grandmother passed away and left me her coin collection this past fall. I'm sharing with you 2 different coins front and back which she has about 20 different ones. Can you tell me what they're possibly worth?
May be a Byzantine follis. Condition is a little rough. I'd say it's $10-15 retail. We can identify the rest if you make an appointment to come in.
D. Ok
Was that a question? You either have a quarter with an obstruction error, or, more likely, one with post mint damage. $25 for the former, $0.25 the latter. Have to see in person.
D. I found this coin. The front looks funny with text backwards like it was printed on twice. Is it worth anything? I couldn't find anything like it on the internet.
Very hard to see in photos. It’s possibly a brockage error, which you can research. Not dramatic enough to retire on, but possibly worth $25. Would love to see it!
D. Gold coins
The double eagle ($20) is worth around $3,300. If the other is $5, $850; if it’s $10, $1,700.
D. 1956 D Wheat Penny. The "L" in Liberty is slightly off center, closer to the edge of the penny.
Common wheat cents are worth a few cents apiece. Minor variations in minting or wear do not have a great bearing on value.