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Interesting. It does not look real to me. It could be the photo, but it has that cast fake appearance I thought so too when I saw it, but it weights what a silver dollar should and rings like one too. The only time I've seen that sort of chewed-up surface before is in a large (and I imagine) well-used casino token, which makes me wonder if it was once used for similar purposes. |
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Sounds plausible to me. Real or not I would probably still keep it.  |
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1797 Great Britain 2 pence cartwheel copper coin - George III .   |
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1797 Great Britain 2 pence cartwheel copper coin - George III . Smooth!  |
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1943 Banco central de reserva del Peru. 1/2 sol Another smoothie. |
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Don't want to deflate your lowball coin spirits SilverDollar but that coin is AG3. The reverse looks to be a little nicer AG3+. Maybe another year or two in the pocket and it will be there and you'll have a nice lowball on your hands  |
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Don't want to deflate your lowball coin spirits SilverDollar but that coin is AG3. The reverse looks to be a little nicer AG3+. Maybe another year or two in the pocket and it will be there and you'll have a nice lowball on your hands Cracked it out from a PCGS FR02 holder...I personally thought it was AG but for some reason PCGS thought FR. Got a good deal on it. It's currently in my Dansco Morgan dollar album, which I have almost completed. I don't dare use it as a pocket piece, as it's too valuable. I lost a 1921 Morgan dollar I was using as a pocket piece once. I found it in the middle of the driveway, scratched and banged up. Edited by SilverDollar2017
02/05/2018 8:53 pm
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Quote: It's currently in my Dansco Morgan dollar album, which I have almost completed. I don't dare use it as a pocket piece, as it's too valuable. Good call.  |
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Very nice! |
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