Rare Silver Dollar Paperweight?

First off, welcome to the forum, glad you found us to answer any questions.

Here's my 2 cents. Unless it has a COA, it doesn't appear to have any indication that it is from the mint, which will severely limit any resale value. To us, it is a $20 coin stuck in a hunk of plastic that can be made in any garage with a coin, a mould and a can of liquid acrylic, worth about $20 plus $15 worth of effort.

To you it is a priceless memory of your Mom that is irreplaceable. Put it on a shelf, put it on your desk, put it on your tchotchke table and everytime you look at it, remember Mom and smile.

moxking I tried it at 75. If I get it, cool. If not, nothing lost and I'll relist it at a lower price. c:

denco7 Hello. As I said, my mom's friend gave us a lot of things from the mint, like proof sets and the like. He said it was from the mint. :shrug" I suppose he could be lying, but I don't think he was. The other auction on ebay had the box and everything with it, so I'm pretty sure it was legit. I don't make any sure claims in the listing, though, because I'm *not* 100 percent sure.

As for my mom, we lived in the same house until she died. I have an entire house of things of hers that make me smile. I have a while shelf in my living room as a memory shrine to her. This coin has non emotional attchment to it so I will sell it because I need to pay my utilities. I appreciate wht you're telling me, but I have plenty of hers as memories. The things tht truly remind me of her. This paperweight was usually buried on her desk with papers.

Andrew...no clue. All I know is it's supposedly a dealer only doodad from the mint--there are pictures of it with its box on the other ebay auction from someone who (as they say) got it from the mint so.. :shrug: and otherwise, if not, it looks cool. I know how to mold things. I took shop class.

Anyway. Thanks for your input. Sorry if I offended anyone. c: