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D. Front side: United states of america half dollar .E. Pluribus unum Back side: liberty in god we trust 1950
Also note D for Denver. $8 for this Franklin half!
D. I have a 1985 penny with no mint mark and a 1986 nickel
You have six cents from the Philadelphia mint.
D. 1900 Morgan silver dollar misprint or error
Not a misprint. Not an error. This is a "counter stamp." I collect them. Done perhaps by a merchant foe some reason. In this case not much bearing on the value, $20-25.
D. Wondering what happened to him. Selling item
Environmental damage, most likely. Good luck.
D. Inherited 1922 peace silver dollar
Lovely, looks mint-state, nicer than most circulated ones. About $25, they made millions!
D. 1794 flowing hair silver dollar
Nice! About $150K. Except yours is not real. Shame, really. Can you stick a magnet to it?
D. Rim is not all the way around faded
Cool! $5-10.
D. Virginia 1788 .25 cent quarter. This quarter has George Washington’s face imprinted on the front. The back is the most interesting part, the words ‘RED STATE’ are imprinted on the back as seen in the picture. I am looking for more information about this, if this is a misprint or not. If this is a misprint or of sorts, does it have any higher value to it? Thank you!
This is actually a modern state quarter, even though it says 1788 that just commemorates an earlier time. The stamp on it is has got nothing to do with anything that the mint did. Sounds like a political statement, somebody counter stamped it at a later point, and when I checked Wikipedia it looks like Virginia is currently democratic, which would make it a blue state. It sounds like novelty, and somebody's political wishes. priceless, in my opinion. ...D. 1964 quarter
Due to the fact it's 90% silver, it's worth about four dollars.