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D. Gold 1964 half dollars
The gold plate is just a novelty, and actually considered damage by coin collectors. You have about five dollars of silver here.
D. Silver dollars years 1888, 1878, 1890, 1921, 1923 and 1934
Unless you see a cc mint mark ( for Carson City) on the bottom of the older ones under the eagle, these are common date silver dollars that are worth about $12-15 apiece.
D. Half dollar
These are worth five dollars apiece. It's kind of neat that you have one from 1916, the first year they made them.
D. 2 cents America
You have a coin worth five to ten dollars there
D. Gold coins
I can't tell if all three are really gold. The one on the right looks like a half sovereign or a sovereign, which would be worth $150 and $300 respectively.
D. 1943 wheat penny
In this condition, it's not much more than a penny. We buy wheat cents for two cents, and sell them for four or five cents at shows and online.
D. 1897 Russian coin
This coin is damaged, and so it has only $5 or $10 worth of silver in it.
