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D. I have these two coins and was very curious as to value
They are altered or damaged and have no significant value.
D. Star note,trinary,sequential
I'm seeing $100 bills with no appreciable premium.
D. 1976-1776 quarter dollar with doubling on right hand
Four to the dollar. Please read our tutorials.
D. 1956 5 cent nickel with decent steps
"Decent' is not a recognized grade. You have a nickel. The steps aren't even evident on the right side.
D. 1919 1cent
Under a dollar.
D. Hey I’m a little far from you guys. Just curious on what you guys would offer for this in icg. Thanks.
I'd probably be at $1. Now I realize Mr. Hutto might be an important person to some and the Greysheet value of this coin in this grade is supposed to be $900, but I can't buy into the hype over collectible slabs and high grade moderns. You're supposed to buy the coin and not the holder. ICG is in my mind a fine company but doesn't command the respect of NGC and PCGS. Many millions of this coin were minted and there have to be tons of high grade ones out there in mint sets. I apologize if this is...
D. The first coin is a 2000 Sacagawea-p the second coin is a 2001 Sacagawea-p the third coin is the Thomas Jefferson 2007-p the 4th and 5th coin are 1979- p $1 coins the six coin is a 1971-p half dollar
If you read our tutorials you'll see we put these at face value.
D. 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial penny, 2009 Birth and Early Childhood Penny. Weighs 3.1 grams, found in circulation.
These are popular coins, but we treat those found in circulation as face value.
D. Die break
Technically, you may be right. When the die breaks off an you have a chip missing you get a raised mound like this called a "cud." So what's it worth... I'd ask $20 and put it in a nice holder. But the coin has wear and it's not the most dramatic of errors, so get what you can!
