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D. 1795 silver dollar
These are often counterfeited. Would like to see picture, know weight in grams. m.r.
D. 1968 S JeffEmerson nickel with clipped planchette that the letters stretch to and follow on obverse and same as on reverse along with the word cents is on there 3 times and Monticello there is some letters that are doubled and the coin has an upper and lower section on it would like to know value and if you have ever seen another one like it Tia
You are confusing mint errors, which happen at the mint, with wear and damage, which comes later. Value: five cents. Yes, I've seen things like this.D. 1902 penny and two 1941 dimes
The cent is probably worth around fifty cents to a dollar, retail, if in typical circulated condition. The dimes are worth a couple bucks each, as they are silver.
D. I tried uploading more photos but it wouldn't let me. This is a 1897 V cent. It has got melted onto it and also stamped. It also looks as if it was stamped with another coins stamp.
You seem to have identified it properly. We in the coin community are not fond of coins that have been melted, or have cheese-like substances melted on them. Back in 1897, this coin would have bought you that cheese sandwich. Now, with inflation, it's barely worth a nickel.
D. I was told this was not an error but it seems like it to me ....thank you for your time
It's a 1985 cent, and appears to be minted properly. What about it suggests an error?D. 1970s quarter
You're missing a photo here. But I'll tell you this, the 70s are far enough in the past that I was hot back then, but not so far back that your quarter is worth more than twenty five cents.D. I know you probably get this alot but I have what I believe is a 1964 SMS mint set all five coins have a satin finish not the mirror fields of a proof coin and when you look at these coins next to the business strike and proof coins the detail is without a doubt much higher quality then any business strike coin the letters are sharp and clean the stars are pointed sharply and are proof quality if not better. The crosslet in the 4 has the distinct build up of silver that makes the tip of the cro...
A lot, yes. Let's start with this: you don't have a '64 SMS. They are exceedingly rare. The odds are incredibly low. You haven't shown a photo or told me where you got it, so nothing suggests to me that you have one. If you did, the indicators are so subtle that I, as an expert, would not claim to even be able to tell, so I'm sure you're mistaken. If you want to be stubborn and pursue this you could get them certified, which would put an end to it. Because the grading company probably wouldn't e...
D. I am not a coin expert but I believe through much research that I have a dime with multiple errors on the front and back. I also believe that on top of Roosevelts face in the center is a vague stamp of Lincolns eye and mouth coming through from a penny. I can send multiple photos of front and back if needed. Please advise. Thank you for your time.
Really, no additional photos necessary. I'm thinking of the scene in Alien when the little creature jumps out of his chest and skittles across the spacecraft. Yes I think that might be what you have in your hands you better be careful.
D. 1922 silver dollar missing the 1 in the date. Iv e been looking for similar ones and I feel this may be 1 of a kind
Perhaps it's the right date and was made in 922. The initials are a nice touch. I agree, unique.