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D. Coin has the error on both side.
Lost a fight with a soldering iron?
D. 1943 war nickel- doubled eye/face Sending reverse in separate file. Thank you!
75 cents. No doubling.
D. 1969s ddo lincoln cent
looking like a common cent.
D. This is a 2019 W mint mark quarter. You can see the doubling of 2019 too. It wouldn’t let me submit more than one picture
Finally some real doubling. $20?
D. 2010 Triple Error Dime
The fourth error being stating as such.
D. Wild turkey bourbon collection.
Nice! Ready for the Kentucky Derby!
D. A 1944 penny with an error on "trust"
With the level of wear that this has, it's not clear that is an error. And if it is, it is a minor one. So we're talking a technical grade value of perhaps $.50.
D. Can I have your opinion about this penny?
It's a great photograph of the reverse of a Lincoln Memorial cent made between 1959 and the present. There aren't very many that are worth more than face value so you can enjoy it or you can spend it in good health.
D. 1905 barber half dollar. It’s in great condition you can even read the banner behind the eagle on the back. BUT there is a stamp Or engraving on the face as shown, looks professional.
"Great" is not one of the accepted coin grades. So I'm gonna say you have to settle for very good to fine. The stamp is interesting, I would guess it's a trade stamp of some kind. I don't think there's much to help the value it might even be considered damage; personally I collect these. I estimate the value at eight dollars.