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Standing Libertad

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hgeedey
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I purchased a home in 1983 where I found four coins in the basement. The front of the coins is amazingly similar to the US Standing Liberty quarter and they seem to be silver. I've attached a picture showing both. The front of the coin has a standing liberty and the word Libertad. The back is blank.
Hoping someone can help me identify them.
Harry


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huh... From behind it seems too.
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well libertad is spanish...it's likely an older mexian coin.
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It's definitely not a coin. With a blank back, I'd vote for play money, especially if it's aluminum.
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well pls.. he did say he thought it was silver. Try weighing the two and comparing the weights.
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The coin/ medal is not aluminum. It has the look, feel, and weight of silver.
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