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the we and in on IN GOD WE TRUST is a teensey bit cut off, same with the top part of LIBERTY. but I'm focusing on the mint marks on both. the penny is a 1978 D and there is no hole in the D. I think its a filled die. and the P in the dime is also filled in. comments if I'm wrong will be helpful! (the pics arent very good so it looks like a regular penny and dime. but its not)



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 Posted 01/18/2010  07:39 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sorry but your pix are not close enough to see the mint marks.Going by your description it sounds like either a filled die or just ware,neither of which is of value.
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what about the dime being cut off a little bit?
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Both are completely normal coins.
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