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D. 1998 Roosevelt p dime with multiple errors.
The main error is submitting it here.
D. The nose seems to be bigger.
Only when he tells a lie.
D. Nicole what is it worth?
five cents. Someone messed with the rim, so it's got some damage.
D. 2004 Wisconsin uncirculated coin
Still don't know denomination but sounds like a common quarter.D. 2004 Wisconsin uncirculated coin
No picture, no denomination, and doubtful value.
D. 200 D Roosevelt dime.
Heavy wear makes the treasure... not. It's just a dime.
D. I found an amazing 2008 ddo and ddo. Aggressive doubling on both sides of the coin. But I can’t find it anywhere. I do not think it is recorded yet.
Aggressive, rebellious, but not too valuable. I'm partial to the older stuff. Look at a 1955 double die. That's significant.
D. What would the value of this be?
Probably $100-200 range but hard to tell from just the reverse. We like these small size notes and I'd love you to bring them in so I can study them and make an offer. There could be some valuable ones! But let's not get ahead of ourselves...