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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.
D. 1878 CC Morgan Silver Dollar 7 Feathers
CC is the mint mark for Carson City. This is a more desirable mint, the numbers were lower; figure $100 for this lovely dollar!D. Washington 1979 no mint mark quarter
When did the 70s become historic? I'm not that old! No mint mark = Philadelphia. Spend it!
D. 1966 quarter with what I thought looked doubled I'm not sure how to see errors well yet
Which is why we say, "Buy the book before you buy the coin." You can read up on them, but my feeling is, if the error is so subtle it's not obvious, then it isn't really much of an error, is it. So 1/4 dollar is the price tag for this one.
D. 1776.1976 quarter
Yep, good ol' 25 cents, they made many!D. 1776.1976 quarter
Bicentennial quarters are generally face value.