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D. 1980 Lincoln cent error wrong planchet. Wish to know its worth please and thanks.
Wrong diagnosis: post mint alteration.
D. 1859 Indian cent
$15 about right retail With that rate m ding.
D. 1790 Spanish Colonial 8 Reales silver coin,
$75-150 if authentic.
D. 1936 wheat penny with S mint and error L need checked for double plated stamp to f determine value
Some very fancy terms there for an old cent. No error evident. Under $1 retail.
D. 2023 p Jovita Idar ( Error/Misprint) "In cod we trust"
I’m more partial to whitefish. Read our tutorials.
D. 196? Penny mint errors
I see post mint damage, nothing to blame on our fine mint employees. Safe to spend.
D. I have this 1982-D zinc small date penny, weights 2.5grams, non-magnetic...have read this is rare.......curious if this is of value? Approximate value? Are you interested in purchase? Thank you......Dan
No cents should respond to a magnet except 1943. Nothing remarkable about this though the color is off, perhaps someone plated it with zinc.
D. Interested in a rough estimate, basically for estate purposes, of the two (2) $20 liberty head coins in these photos. They have been kept in a small box for the last several decades, same owner. Basically little or no touching. Thank you.
They are worth about the gold that's in them, $4,784 at today's spot price. The numismatic premiums have all but evaporated and most reputable dealers will offer slightly less than that, and charge slightly more.
