It looks circulated and harshly cleaned to me. Worth only a few dollars and no way it would straight grade.
Agreed, plated.
Welcome to the forum. I'd say you have a pretty nice coin, they seem to be selling for around $1400.
I would say between 3 and 5 cents. Nice one to put in a holder to keep.
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The 1946 and 1958 D are kind of nice and probably worth a few cents each.
Let us know what he says.
That is just the Denver mintmark. Value would depend on condition but it is a very common coin.
Yes it was altered from a regular quarter, part of a magic trick folding quarter.
It is one part of a "magic folding quarter" It consists of two pieces with a rubber band in the groove around the coin.
The only valuable 1982's are the 1982 D small date copper, to date only 2 have been found.
Just a cent, normal copper plated zinc cent. Welcome to the forum though!
It is just a Philadelphia minted coin, they did not carry mintmarks until later. Somewhere in the 80's I believe they started using a P mintmark.
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It does look like it may be one, but I don't think it would add any value to the coin. Also it looks like it has been pretty harshly cleaned...
No, it is fake for sure. That is one of the typical souvenir type replicas.
Yes, unfortunately just badly damaged.
I am not seeing any errors either, what do you see?
It's a 1942.
Nice, getting harder and harder to find silver.
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