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New Member
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thanks but how do you do it?
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Moderator
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You have to put [im
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Valued Member
United States
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Hard to say. Lots of fakes out there, so I don't think I'd buy it unless you had it authenticated and graded. My 1922 plain had a strong reverse and came back as VF35. Finding a buyer is another story. Until I submitted it and had it slabbed, I only got dealer comments like: "It's probably a fake" and received really low offers. Finally sold it for a couple hundred under the Red Book price. |
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Forum Dad
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The images are going to disappear when the session expires. You have to follow the directions.
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New Member
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ya I am hopeing on getting it slabed.
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New Member
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what do you mean that the pics will dsiappear?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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For a worn coin, that one sure looks shiny. Cleaned, perhaps?
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Rest in Peace
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I believe that one is a fake or altered date. It's definitely not a die 2(the true 1922 no d), and it doesn't look right for any of the other 3 either.
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New Member
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it is the same coin I toke the pics yester day.
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New Member
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i haven't cleaned the coin because I now that it ruins the value of the coin.
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New Member
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my friend gave it to me and a couple other coins.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Finally sold it for a couple hundred under the Red Book price. Well under Red Book price really is normal. A better indicator, in my opinion, are current ebay sold prices, which represent what the market really will support. |
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Posted 01/13/2012 6:12 pm
