The dollar is worth $20. The quarter is worth its weight in silver scrap, $3. The rest, you should mail to the guy who posts videos that encourage novices to throw around terms like "discovery," "double die," and "planchet," but doesn't tell them the odds of finding any of those things in change are less than that of meeting a forty year old... well, you get the idea.
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These are just a couple of what I do have. 1922 peace dollar , 2021 possible discovery nickel looks like a dime or quarter was imprinted on the obverse side , standing liberty quarter has stars below so it's after 1916 , possible 1969 s doubled die penny, blank planchets
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