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D. Rare coins that my father had from his father.
Nothing rare about these, they trade in the $35-40 range.
D. 1999 d Georgia state quarter I was told this is a dual misaliegned horizontal collar clash
You may have been told well. But it's a minor error and I'd price it at $15.
D. Hello, I have a 1988 Washington “D” very fine quarter with multiple errors on the reverse. Two well defined double “D” mint marks below the eagle wing with faint large “M” above them. A possible third “D” above the two as well. Please let me know bull park value.
25 cents. Errors unlikely, please read our tutorial.
D. It's a 57 silver certificate dollar.
Face value.
D. 1967 dime, it has dye crack on the face
No, it has a deep scratch. This dime is damaged in multiple ways, spend it. Die cracks result in raised ridges on coins, not gouges.
D. I have this extremely rare coin. The last one I see that was sold for about $11,500. Over 10 years ago precisely 2014. This is the PROVA I SEE THAT ONLY 50 WERE MADE. I don’t know how to correctly market this and I’ll obviously I would leave room for Dealer to make money on it Would you be able to tell me how much you would pay for it? I could bring it over right away. Thank you so much
I would call it scarce not rare. I see high grade certified ones that have sold for closer to half of that. Many gold coins have low mintages. I don’t know any dealer who will pay much over $3,500 for this. I’m sorry to disappoint you, but that is the reality of this coin in this market.
D. 1974 penny missing letters
It's possible this is a strike error, where grease filled the die or something obstructed the strike. It's more interesting than valuable, how do you put a price on something when almost nobody collects anymore? Thanks for showing us, I do think it's cool.
D. 1982 D penny that weighs 3g
You have one cent. 1982 cents switched from 3.1 g bronze to 2.5 g zinc halfway through the year. With a little wear, yours is dead on. What had you expected?
D. 1891 Indian Head 1 cent penny.
Condition is nice, value $2-3 perhaps.
