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D. 2012 P Dime. Reverse has no flaws. Obverse has the appearance of "shattered glass". Have never seen anything like this before, so naturally curious if this is a mint error. Please advise. Thank you for your time and evaluation of this coin. More than happy to pay for your service. Sincerely, George
That mottled look is characteristic of environmental damage. It can also happen when coins improperly cleaned with harsh chemicals. I could not, in good faith, charge you for telling you this, the coin does not have a value that warrants it.
D. One dollar 1977.
Suffers from green crud.
D. 1922 peace silver dollar
Usually $20.
D. 1988 P Jefferson nickel extremely wide rim
Another tapper... bored sailors did this with spoons, banging around the rim, so I'm told!
D. 1997 d penny
Looks like you have copper termites... or cent vampires?
D. The coloring on this seemed odd to me...wasn't sure if it was a dye error or nothing haha
All U.S. coins nickel and higher are actually more than half copper, and the color can show when the coin encounters oxidation from moisture or other exposure.
D. This quarter seems to have stripes on the back. New to this hobby...so I apologize if these are silly
No problem, welcome! That can happen just from ordinary environmental contact.
D. 2007 d quarter flat and kinda bulged on the side washington is looking towards
it's only a quarter.
D. • 3 pieces: Veinte Pesos, gold (2*1959, 1*1918) • 4 pieces: Diez Pesos, gold (4*1959) • 7 pieces: Cinco Pesos, gold (1955 & 56) • 1 piece Dos Pesos, gold (1945) • 1 piece, USA 5-Dollar Gold Coin (1893)
Well you have a lot of gold. It's common gold close to the melt value. Given the size of this group I'd be more comfortable if you came in and let me inspect it in person properly.