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D. 1981d that's the same color on both sides
It's a common quarter, though those early 80s quarters are hard to find in good mint state grades, if circulated, you can keep spending. The color is just oxidation!
D. Hi Marc, After putting my uncle's coin collection on a counter at a shop on long island, the appraiser across from me didn't even bother to look at them and just gave me a random price. I left feeling so defeated. Obviously these coins were important to him. I appreciate you taking the time to look and offering your honest appraisal.
I'll bet he (she?) offered you $170. How close am I? By my count, you have ten 90% silver half dollars, five 40%, two copper nickel ones, four silver dollars, an eisenhower, and $1.10 in 90% silver minor coins, with a few cents in the mix. Often we calculate things quickly because we have a lot of experience. You don't have anything rare, these were set aside because of silver content or because they are old an interesting; a few of the newer ones are merely face value. I apologize that my fine ...
D. International coins as well
Of minor value, may be a little silver there, the Chinese stuff is often counterfeit, I need to see in person. Value range estimate: $5-25.
D. 2005D liberty Quarter looks like two Y's in liberty
Give me liberyy or give me deatt!
D. 1999 new jersey state quarter back side Is this an drror?
More likely damage or post-mint modification.
D. Gold bullion
If so... probably worth its weight in gold... but need to see other side and weigh and test!
D. 1940 red Lincoln Penny
Delightful but common: $1.
D. Got from a friend
Looks like it may be a reproduction.