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D. A Mint 2000 P Sacagawea USA coin... Uncirculated and enclosed in original plastic holder. I believe this is a mint error coin struck off center by the US Mint. The front border of the coin is unevenly placed around the coin. I would appreciate your opinion of this coin and also an appraisal of its value.
Does not deviate enough from production standards to be classified as an error.
D. 1985 counter clash error. I thought this was a pretty cool find. Was wondering how much it was worth.
Not convinced that's what it is; $20 if authentic.
D. Several errors
The only error here is calling this damaged cent an error. Simone mutilated it.
D. Value
Most half dollars from 1971 and later are just worth $.50.
D. total 6 E-Mails Jefferson Nickel 1964-D (3) Obverse image (3) Reverse image Jefferson Nickel 1964 (6) obverse image (6) Reverse image Jefferson Nickel 1976-D (3) Obverse image (3) Reverse image Appreciate your attention CARLOS
I love 1964, I'm from then, but these nickels look pretty ordinary.
D. Trade coin
This looks counterfeit to me. You could probably pick it up with a magnet which would not be right for silver. In any event all you have to do is weigh it, that will probably reveal that it's the wrong weight.
D. Not sure myself Lol!
Common but collectible, a number of the things here are worth 10 times face value such as dimes from before 1965 and indian cents. Weren't you gonna call me?
D. Hi, We have an old nickel that is die capped . I wanted to see if there was any value in this coin. I have attached images for you to review. Please let me know if you need anything else from me. Thank you, Didra
Why would you call this die capped? Looks more like ground to a pulp.
D. I believe this may be a mis-struck dime... Its a 1986 p, it also appears to be slightly mis-shapen. This page will not allow me to send more than one picture though, but id like to send one of the back as well...
Mis-diagnosed, I'm afraid, this is probably a dime with damage. Not worth certifying to verify.