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D. 1967 dime missing the w
The 1996 Dime has a W in honor of West Point. I think that's the first year that appeared. You have a $.10 dime.
D. 1981 Canada wheat penny
Wheat pennies are from the US. Canada is more partial to the Maple leaf. This specimen at the current exchange rate is about 8/10 of one cent.
D. 1965 wheat penny rear era through the lettering
I'm not sure what rear era means, sounds painful. You've got a great fingerprint there, spend it in good health.
D. 1779-1976 quarter
The expression is shave and a haircut, two bits. Meaning $.25.
D. John f Kennedy 1776 1976 half dollar
Nice example of a bicentennial issue, but still half a dollar.
D. 1995 half dollar different colors
50 cents. Well worn.
D. 1945 wheat penny rare
Actually 1945D, which is rarer than the 1945. They made only 266 million. So as soon as they melt down 265.999 million yours will become even rarer. I buy them for two cents and sell them for a nickel in this condition.
D. 1943 Lincoln penny
This is the one year they made them out of steel to conserve copper for the war effort. Yours shows rust and so it's only worth a cent.