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Nomader
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TomB
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The quarter is environmentally damaged and may have spent time buried in the ground or at a beach. The remaining coins are what many folks would term "pocket change". There is nothing unusually valuable about any of them.
In the future, if you want better responses, you should phrase your posts so that you are asking detailed questions instead of open-ended, vague questions.
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Mdcoincollector2003
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The wheat penny is the only keeper, even then it’s only worth 2 cents.
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TurtleCat
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Yes, it helps everyone I’d you make separate posts or ask more clearly what you’re looking for. Otherwise you’ll get some variation of: just spend it.
This is a great forum to learn from. It might be good to lurk around for a while and get a feel for what makes certain coins valuable.
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LindeDad
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46c almost get a cup of coffee in some places.
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coinbuf
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My thought is what is your question. If you want to know if any of those coins have value the answer is yes face value of $.46.
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OptionsNomader
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Thanks everyone for the comments! I just wanted something in my inbox! I don't feel left out anymore!
I Will diffenitely work on my composition and question formatting!
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joeykoins
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Isn't wonderful how one simple coin can make one happy?
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So True!
I like your photos
Out of curiosity....what were the yellow dots meant to indicate?
Just trying pinpoint areas in question.
What made you think coins like those would be of any interest other than as spending money?
Good luck in your search for coin anomalies....Use the above suggestions to get more help in the future. Cheers, RickO
I will, Thank you!
Pretty sure when you experienced Collectors first started out, you thought everything you came across was interesting!
I'm no different, just thought others, starting like myself would share what I believed to be interesting!
Thanks for your question though!
Welcome to the hobby and keep up your enthusiasm!
You will get more value from your posts if you ask direct questions. More folks will be willing to answer a direct question as compared with a vague question and images out of context.
Good luck on your hunt for interesting coins.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
Thanks!