What's My Coin Worth

Hello.
What's my coin worth?

 

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That and a dime will get you eleven cents.

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It's an acid-eaten coin with other inflicted damage.

 

Uh, nobody noticed a Lincoln cent obverse with Washington quarter reverse? Looks like a complete fake since one of the two dies is the wrong size and it looks cast instead of stamped. Need to photograph coins like this with a reference of some kind, preferably a common high quality coin of similar size.

 

$0.26

 

It's about 2c worth of pot metal.

Chris

 

OP, it looks like come sort of fantasy coin. I don't think it has any value.

The reason we know it cannot be real is that a cent obverse could not possibly match up with a quarter reverse, or vice versa, so if it truly was struck that way there would be telltale signs we could see showing the missing designs.

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Second pic was added later.

 

Welcome. Why don't you say HELLO to all of us before you do the "what is my coin worth?" Then, it may seem as if you are really interested in coins and being part of us. Just a suggestion.

 

The OP did say hello first. Rather abruptly, but he did.
"Hello.
What's my coin worth?"

 

That is kinda like doing "you know what" without kissing.

 

You'd have to pay me to take that coin off your hands, so it's worth negative money to me.

 

Very true.

 

OP, out of curiosity, is it the size of a cent or the size of a quarter?

 

Fantasy/Magician coin looks like. Value wise, either not much at all or fantasy money

 

I'm sorry. I must say hello to everyone. But I'm Persian language from iran and proficiency in English is not great. Thanks to everyone who said:welcome. I hope that I could use your knowledge.

 

Both image is owned by a coin. All the more strange is the history of coins in 1776. At the time Abraham Lincoln was not yet born.Both image is owned by a coin. Images are scanned.

 

Those are not genuine U.S. coins.

The designs are not even close to the actual ones on U.S. coins.

 

Welcome Ejn.

Good to have you here. I am a huge fan of both your country and its coins, collecting coins from its entire history from Darius and Xerxes, through the Arsacid dynasty, through the Sassanids, Ayyubids, etc down to the shahs.

Chris

 

Welcom , ejn . Sorry that your coin is a fake . But you sure can learn a lot here and teach us a thing or two .