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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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lots would mate lots would
and I think some would help you not be shocked and give you less so you don't get to shocked I will take the shock for you
haahahhahahhahahah
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Australia
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yeh it is, don't clean it, don't scrap it along the table, don't drop it
one scratch/ding/gouge will be worth a small car in devaluation if this is real.
get to a coin shop, get storage media (mylar sleeve or 2x2. if you spend less than $5 for 20 sleeves then it isn't good enough)
then use the macro settings on you camera to take a better pic. we are all keen to hear how this pans out
if you don't know how to set your camera up then let us know the make/model and we will help you
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New Member
 United Kingdom
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Appreciate the help everyone. I nearly scrapped it as gold weight in a pawn shop, good job I googled it 1st. I will put better pics on tonight, I only took them ones on my phone as you can all probably tell. Its all tucked up in bubble wrap atm, I thought it best to not attempt to clean it as I didnt want to damage it
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United Kingdom
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Pillar of the Community
Korea, Republic Of
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Cannot grade Australian coins, but one thing for sure: it is circulated. Definite wear on that coin. Somewhere around VF (American standards)..?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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wwwww has the grade right on.
Edited by oh my florin
07/03/2014 08:31 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
539 Posts |
question is, is it real
I would love it to be real, then it would be a $80k coin and a cool story that could inspire new collectors
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Australia
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New Member
United Kingdom
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Thanks for the link serial. I really dnt know much about coins and its hard 2 know who to trust so thought i'd join here n get some advice from people who know their stuff. I've spoke to 2 coin dealers in the uk about this and they both reckon its not that rare and offered me £1000, tho they were extremely keen to buy it. If I really do get anywhere near as much as you all say its worth for it, i'll give one of you a gift as a thankyou. It wasnt the only coin hidden away in the dolls house
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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if you would have been happy with $2k then I would suggest putting it in a premier auction house and seeing where it goes. even in todays depressed market you will get more than what those dealers offered you! just a suggestion but they have a god rep and large client base https://www.spink.com/ |
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Australia
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Still following with interest, hoping for the best outcome.!!  Best wishes. |
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United Kingdom
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Just had a response from walter eigner at numisbid. He confirmed it is vf20 grade and says it would retail at $80,000.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Congratulations that is great news Danny.We would be interested to see
what else you found
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Australia
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if you are willing to send it to Walter you would probably get a better result than a non Australian auction. its a better market here for aus coins and Walter is a good auctioneer well known in the community here. heck why don't you fly over with the coin and have a holiday! you can afford it now :)
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Posted 07/03/2014 06:53 am
Congratulations on a great find.!! So who gets the Dolls House.
