Spacing is off, if the left mark is the original location, then it is too far from the 4.
I think it is a 44 that someone was turning into a 14 D.
Agreed, normal cent that has been plated.
Sounds like someone stamped it with a letter J punch. Is the letter indented or raised?
Sorry to say your coin just has glue or something similar on it and a dime was pressed into it. Not an error of any kind. It is surprising how...
Unlikely, only two have been found to date. If you have 6 it would be the find of a lifetime! Please post some pictures, I hope I am wrong!
Damage doesn't increase the value. It is just worth a cent, but in that condition it may not even be accepted.
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.
One thing to remember, what someone is asking for a coin may be completely different than what they are actually selling for. There are sites,...
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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