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I took a couple shots of this they were all different. This one pretty sharp

1790 graded Duit NE Indies New York Penny. I was wondering if anyone could give me an estimate of the value of this coin. The yellow color was altered just because it allowed for more detail to be seen. I haven't seen one look this nice.

what would you personally give for each of these coins?just curious,i don’t regret the buy,i am definitely getting the july 4th grades

Found this Wilma man killer quarter on the floor and I searched it up, & found out its pretty common, but it could be valuable if it has a flaw, it looks like my quarter has the extra chunk of silver in the hair or often called the "bird in the hair" and also some scratches on the face or the "scar face" which I hear is also another common error in these coins. So im just putting it on here to learn and pretty much yeah!!

Saw a post this morning about the extra “V” - went through all my 2023 pennies and found this. Is this as rare as I’m led to believe? Is it valuable?

Thank you for any feedback you can offer

Recently discovered Gary Marks Art. Just got these from his website. Waiting for 2024 (Liberty’s Legacy) ordered from another store.

These are the two coins I got from my father when I was 7 years old that started my collection. The Ike Dollar I used to scratch my back with it when I was a kid 😂😂😂 and my Buffalo Nickel I was sick when I could find my wallet because I always kept it in any wallet I had until now. I am thankful everyday that I have a love for coins because of my father. Sadly my father passed away 🕊️ in March 2020 but I know he would’ve been proud and happy that I continued to collect coins. Now this is a hobby I shared with my son even though he doesn’t care much about like myself at his age (8) he will learn in time🤟🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾

Sharing a pair because I acquired them both in a single flip that was meant for a dollar coin. So I just photographed them both.

1885-P Indian Head Penny
1894-P Indian Head Penny

The 1885 is a semi-key due to an economic downturn resulting in lower production/mintage.

The 1894 is a semi-key due to the same reasons, and about half the normal production of pennies occurred that year.

Please leave a description and exactly why you do or do not think there should be a tolerance for this?

Found searching through old piggy bank. What do we have here?

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