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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.
D. 1992 close am penny
Close, far, up, down, it's just a cent to me. I'll tell you though, I went onto eBay and saw that a couple had sold for $500 or more. And the interesting thing was, both sellers sold the coin with one bid, and they had zero feedbacks. So...what this tells me: I think there may be a scam where someone is setting up fake sales to elevate the price of these things, kind of like a penny stock pump and dump scheme. They stage purchases of silly little minor varieties to make it look like they fetch a...
D. Canada 1944. In mint condition. Back of coin : georgivs VI D:G: Rex ET IND:IMP:
I like these wartime nickels, I think they have an alloy the way we we substituted steel for cents. But I see a lot of them, we price them at a dollar.
D. Wondering if this is an error coin and how much it may be worth
A faulty planchet, yes, a lamination issue, but no real value, it's as much a flaw as anything. Call it a dollar on a good day.D. Twentyfive cents 1966 Back of coin:Elizabeth II Bahama Islands Mint condition
Sort of coin we put in our twenty five cent bin.D. Back of CROWN 1935 coin
Don't see a picture, but a 1935 crown, now we're talking! That's a coin I'd pay $15 or more for. But you've submitted numerous items, we ask that people limit them to one or two, at this point in fairness to me, you should come see me! Can we meet?