Recent Questions by Wayne

For Wayne”Here’s my 1921 Philadelphia
And magnified images of the mint errors on the reverse

I have posted this question three times and it keeps being closed out is there something wrong with what I am asking?I am wondering if someone could give me an approximate value of some Morgan silver dollars.?
I purchased them from a numismatic appraiser and coin dealer about 20 years ago. They are “die cracked “ I have clear pictures of both sides. and pictures the cracks under my microscopeI have not been able to find any information on their value. I was told when I purchased them because they were mint error coins their value was exponentially greater than a standard coin.I am wondering if that is true or if I paid way too much for them
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks

I have what appears to be an old watercolor seascape painting by A T Bircher.. I have not removed the backing of the frame. The frame looks to be oak. The painting itself, in good condition. No number on the image. What do we have?
JA: Do you know how old the piece is? What condition is it in?
Customer: A 2nd painting of still life fruit, perhaps of same era, has a signature of (very difficult to interpret) maybe Gram Drury?
JA: The Appraiser can help. You can also send photos once I've connected you. Before I do, is there anything else they should know?
Customer: Both pieces have to be 100 + years old. We don’t know how our parents acquired them, but were in storage all the time as we grew up. They are both in seeming good to better condition.
JA: OK. Got it. I'm sending you to a secure page to join JustAnswer. While you're filling out that form, I'll tell the Expert about your situation and then connect you two.