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∙ 2009-10-21 23:54:11Either 2 quarters 2 pennies or 2 quarters, a penny and a nickel.
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∙ 2009-10-21 23:54:11Most uncirculated coins are less than 25 cents.
Only a few cents. These coins were withdrawn from circulation when the EU adopted the euro as it currency in 2002. In any case the denomination is in Dutch cents which were worth less than U.S. cents even when they circulated.
The 1955-D Lincoln cent is a very common coin. Circulated coins are 3 to 10 cents. Most uncirculated coins are less than $1.
Unless they are uncirculated or proof coins, any standard cents, nickels, etc. that are less than about 40 years old will be worth only face value. If you check your pocket change it will be clear that there is nothing special to coins that are 10 or 15 years old.
Coins are worth all different amounts. Examples: Quarter-25 cents Dime- 10 cents nickel-5 cents Mexican 10 peso coin - 10 pesos, which is a little less than a dollar Peruvian 1 Nuevo Sol coin - 1 nuevo sol, which is about $0.30 Some coins are not worth the same as their face value. If a coin is very old or very rare, it may be worth more than its face value. If a coin has become devalued, it may be worth less compared to other currencies or goods.
Since they less gold in to coins they were worth less then they were before
Coins in proof sets are generally worth a bit more than coins used in general circulation.
Since they less gold in to coins they were worth less then they were before
Their is no possible way to get 75 cents with four coins
It is worth more since less are made :)
Is worth 25 cents or less.
He could have 5 cents.