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D. Lewis and Clark nickel with the 5 missing off the date
Oh, this is from the year 200 A.D., a rare Roman Jefferson nickel, from the emperor Jeffersonius.D. Lewis and Clark nickel with the 5 missing off the date
Guessing around five cents.
D. Double die on one of the corners of this 2 pound coin
Yeah but just two pounds.
D. I would like to know how ancient this is please
Hard to say, not my focus, perhaps 1900?
D. Don't know history of this coin
Not the center of my expertise, looks to be silver, Greek or Roman, probably $50-60.
D. Don't know history of coin
If authentic, which I'm guessing it is, may be Roman, $50 give or take. That's a hunch, I'm more focused in the U.S. market.
D. 1943 dime with no D or S and possibly full band
Hah! That's the weakest hint of a shadow of a band I've ever seen. $1.50 on a good day.
D. The edge is smooth and the rim is raised on both sides of coin also it not completely round. So if someone filed down the edge it would be smaller than a regular quarter but its not its the same size like it came off the press. I think its a mint error
I think not. Edges can wear smooth and maintain close to the original diameter. Spend it.
