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1853 Gold Dollar

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Alright so finally I may have obtained a really nice coin. An 1853 Gold Dollar, does anybody know if this looks genuine ?

Thanks.

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I notice the rim denticles on gold dollars are usually quite weak.

Why is that?
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I think it looks great. It may have been a jewelry piece.

Better pictures or an in hand inspection would be needed for a positive genuine opinion.
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regarding gold coins better inspection in hand and using a digital scale would be better to determine if its genuine or not.
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I notice the rim denticles on gold dollars are usually quite weak.

Have you considered how thin gold dollars are? there isn't a lot of metal there to strike up details.
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