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Kindly read our FAQs ("Tutorials") before submitting appraisals or inquiries!

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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.

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D. Lipman levy one penny token.

Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) “

D. I have many coins left to me by my grandfather. This is one of them I’d like to gain some knowledge on. Thank you for your time.

So perfect I have to wonder if it's real. Looks like a proof 1909 but they don't have that kind of raw luster. Why don't you come in for an appraisal?

D. On the back of the coin there is a pretty big noticeable error it starts at the end of the signature at the bottom and goes all the way up to the horse's tail and into where it says the first state I've never seen this error anywhere online I've been looking everywhere so I would like somebody to look at it and let me know if it's worth any money

Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) “

D. Silver 1876 HK-20/U.S Expo SC$1 Centennial Expo/PHL.PA

The condition is poor. SEGS is not a respected service and so if it's getting a grade that low with them then it's really low. Silver gives it a little value, about $15-$20.

D. 1843 sitting liberty half dollar. O mint mark and looks like a error right below the mint mark

Sorry, damage not error. It's a plugged hole. $150 in poor, always in demand.

D. 1972 double die Outer Rim right side see one online for $25,000

1. Notice it has not yet sold for $25,000. 2. Sell it to him for $24,000 if that's what it's worth. 3. I guess you missed our FAQs. For this and other hoaxes: "Kindly note the following, top center on our home page: “Click on WHAT'S MY TREASURE WORTH, published answers, or menus above for quick values. (FOR "ERROR" COINS, VARIETIES & COINS AFTER 1970, KINDLY DO THIS FIRST & READ OUR APPRAISAL CRITERIA!) "...

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