1964 Nickel

Nickel has a line on top,The dime is broken on the side.

 

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Sorry, but all of your coins have circulation damage.

 

I voted "Any".

 

Hi, Rosa! The first nickel is PMD and so is the dime. I'm not sure what you want to know about the 2nd nickel.

Your poll is lacking specifics.

Chris

 

And I cancelled out your vote.

 

Sorry,all are PMD

 

we need one more vote on the top 'any' to make a tie

 

I changed my vote to "Any".

 

Thanks sounds like my dad just collected junk.

 

for these?

Yes, what else did he have?

But, at least he tried

 

Just a bunch of coins it looks like maybe he just saved them for no reason.I will post some more coins.1969 s pennys and nickels dimes quarters,half dollars,Some One dollar coins.

 

1969 S

 

1911 V-nickel-- not bad, Good condition
1956 D wheatie, nice, not worth much but nice
1964-- I would spend it
The foreign: The Elizabeth II-- not sure what is the reverse?
Mexico: Not my area but I think not much
the 1969 S, nothing much

 

Here's the back of that Canadian coins there's several of those and the one cent Canadian coins.I found several 2 dollar bills the only thing I noticed is the same serial numbers

 

yes, the Canadian is worth $1 (in Canada)
The $2 bills are not worth much, but post in the currency section for other ideas, perhaps someone will like the serial #.
The $1, nope, $1.
The Mercury dime (1941) worth silver melt, today $1.21 -- still not junk

 

Thank you very much for taking your time to look at the coins..

 

anytime.

 

I like the 1964 Lincoln. I can't be 100% from the images, but it looks to be a well struck, early die state example. Not worth much, but a nice coin.

 

I found some more coins!!

 

The nickel looks like a lamination. The dime? Heavily beaten up.