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D. It has tiny strange pictures.
OMG it's the lost lock washer of Home Depot.
D. 1909VBD
Uncirculated, these are $7-10. Yours has wear, however; a couple bucks retail.
D. 1944 d wheatleaf penny
We buy common wheats for 1.5 to 2 cents apiece!
D. 1973 trade dollar cc
Alas they last made trade dollars in 1878. Perhaps a silver round?
D. 1973-1984 trade coins
Not sure what these are. Real, they are not. They look like trade dollars from 1878 and earlier. They could be modern bullion coins, made of silver. At best; if you can stick a magnet to them, they are novelties.
D. Old coin looks likje 1812
Now that is VERY cool. I don't think it has a lot of value but I'd like to identify it, to see the other side. Marc
D. 1921 morgan sliver dollar gold and sliver
To a collector, plating and polishing a coin like this is sacrilege. It should retail for $18.