Nope, all 1982's are wide AM, could look different due to die state or wear.
Normal cents, they were all wide AM in 1990.
Depends on condition. Average circulated, maybe 50 cents or so.
All 1982 cents are wide AM, close AM dies didn't come into being until 1992. All of your 1982's are large date. I am not seeing any error on the...
Seen quite often 1908 s and 1909 s Indian cents.
No, I would say that would not work at all. It is too difficult to accurately line up with the 1. For instance on your large date picture, it...
It's your money to waste.
Damage after the minting.
Your 1982 D is a large date, so worth one cent. The others are just damaged so worth face value as well.
The top nickels in your photos are just less worn so they are in better condition. Some coins circulate heavily, others may sit in a coin jar for...
Looks to be solder or melted lead on the coin, that would account for the little bump you circled. No error.
What is a 2 vaule penny?
Just damaged. There are an endless number of ways a coin can be damaged, but no way in the minting process for that to have happened.
No to both. It is not a 1990 s without mint mark, those were proof coins accidentally made with out the mint mark. Yours is a normal...
Just zinc rot. Mintmark is a common place for the copper plating to split and rot to start.
That is normal for 1987, it does look odd but it is the way they were made.
No chance whatsoever. Just damage.
That coin is just damaged. Hard to say how it happened, but it happened after it left the mint.
Good luck to you and your daughter. The whole college thing can be very stressful for everyone involved!
Who was the member here a little while back that kept posting damaged coins like that over and over? Even the capitalized RARE!
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