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Look to the left and slightly above Miss Liberty's feet to see if there is a small S or D on the pedestal. That's the mint mark, and its presence affects the coin's value. (The M on the other pedestal is the designer's monogram.)

Worn condition - $5 with no mint mark or an S, $7 with a D

Moderate wear - $7 with no mint mark, $10 with an S, $17 with a D

Slight wear - $12 with no mint mark, $22 with an S, $35 with a D

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