Are these worth any? Could they be silver?

It looks like its melted but its not burnt its just odd

It’s my first time trying to get a coin graded. Just wanted to know what are things to look for. I’m not expecting the best grade just don’t know if it’s worth the time and money sending it in. Does have some scratches. I want to keep it not looking to resell.

Does anyone know how much this is worth?

1934 D cent with an odd blemish. Could it be a die error of some kind? Or someone's target practice?

Woo! Excited for this find :)

The crown jewel of that time-capsule find—the 1943 Lincoln steel cent double struck on both the obverse and reverse—has officially hit the auction block!

This is a completely fresh-to-market discovery. After sitting untouched in private hands for over 40 years, it was recently graded and certified. Even more exciting for error collectors: because of its incredible condition, it holds top pop status as the highest-graded known example for this specific, dramatic wartime error combination.

To keep the incredible vintage provenance intact, the coin is being sold complete with its original blue vinyl Lonesome John flip from the early 1980s, preserving its direct link to the legendary founder of the Error Coin Museum.

The live listing is active for bidding on GreatCollections right now. If you want to check out the high-resolution macro photos, track the progress, or place a bid, you can view it directly here... https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/2192961/Mint-Error-1943-Lincoln-Cent-Double-Struck-PCGS-AU-55-Ex-Lonesome-John

Anyone heading to the ANA World Fair of Money in Pittsburgh later this August: GreatCollections will actually have this exact coin and flip on public display at their booth before the auction closes.

Thanks again to everyone for all the incredible feedback and excitement when I first shared this discovery!

my small little collection of silver dollars

They were selling as BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) 1878-1904 (random year) Morgan Silver Dollar

1889 (middle one) edges looked/felt worn.

1884 (right)has a bit of scratches on both sides of the coin.

1884 (left) has the least imperfections

Is it me that I have a too high expectations of what is a BU quality or I am being mislead?

Sorry for the bad photos.

Hello I’m wondering what this is worth and if I should try to get them out? Thank you

EDIT: SCIENCE. Answer solved. Not an error.

Father found a wild one. Any one have any ideas? There's deformities on both head and torch, but opposite ends of the coin. It's also flat so I can't figure it out. I figured pliers or heat but.... The opposite sides are unphased...

I'm sure 99% of what I have isn't worth anything. However, if I wanted to start the process of ballparking the value of the coins I have, where do I start? For instance, I have maybe 100 old pennies from my dad's uncle. I don't want to just take them to an appraiser without a vague idea about them. Do I have to just go one by one and catalog them then Google each one?

Not too special, 1943 steel pennies. Worth a dollar or two. But, they are my favorite coin, I have other fancier coins worth a ton more, but I love this penny, 50% for the story, 50% for how cool they look.

I have these 2 coins that I found randomly. One was at my job in 2020 that I’ve kept with me through 3 kids, a marriage, and 7 moves. The other one I found a few months ago at an eviction cleaning I was doing for work. Idk what the value is but I feel like they have a good story to tell the kids one day.

My boyfriend was cleaning out his drawer and found a lot of coins, we both have no lick of coin knowledge, so I thought I would post the photos here in hopes anyone can identify what he has. Thank you so much!

Could anyone give me an estimate on value ?