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D. 2026
Ah that's better. No, it's 2020, perhaps with a die scratch. Nothing special I'm afraid.
D. Hello. Can you tell from a photo if this is real or counterfeit? I can send other side if still needed. Thanks.
Hard to tell. It looks a little fishy to me, my guess is not. It should be 26.73 grams, or close to it. It should NOT be attracted to a magnet. This looks a little too even in color and dull in features, has a cast appearance.
D. Mint Error. Obverse: Roosevelt is bald. Reverse: Large blank spot.
Hard to say. It definitely has a lot of wear but also could be struck through grease. Nothing we're going to retire on, for sure.
D. Subsequent to last inquiry. Mint error. Roosevelt is bald.
Well he might also just be worn, the end result is the same.
D. 1977 quarter. No known mintmark. Nickel is partially separated from the copper.
Neat!! I have a dime like this. I honestly don't have a firm value for this, I only saw it this once with my dime. I'd say it's worth $10 to 20, I'm just keeping mine.
D. 1900
Three 90% silver Morgan dollars, probably worth $20-25 in this condition, retail.
D. 1859 canada large penny
It's cool and should be worth a few dollars but they seem not to sell well, so I charge a dollar; I think this is the second year in the series.
D. marked on the pictures.
Damaged goods.
