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Thailand
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United States
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A mintmark should be below the wreath, above the D O in Dollar on the reverse. If you look at the CCF Coin Facts page for the Morgan, near the bottom is lists the mintmarks and the location. EDIT - in the top picture on that page, you can see where the S is located below the wreath. |
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New Member
Thailand
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I try very hard but still can't find any mint mark sire
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United States
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The US mint only started using a P mintmark to the dollar in 1979, and the nickel, dime, quarter, & half dollar in 1980. Before that there was not an actual mark to indicate Philadelphia. Since your coin does not have a mintmark, it was produced in Philadelphia. Be careful, because some people remove an existing mintmark to make the coin more valuable on certain years.
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New Member
Thailand
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Is it worth any money sire
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Moderator
United States
13763 Posts |
A 1895-P Morgan dollar is probably the most valuable coin of that series. It would have to be verified by a well known TPG company. Ones I have recently seen for sale are in the $40,000-75,000 range. I would highly suspect that one is counterfeit. Either out-right counterfeit or one that a mintmark was removed.  |
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New Member
Thailand
8 Posts |
Thank you so much sire fuzzy317
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New Member
Thailand
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It was my grandfather coin he use to collect a lot he told me that this coin he got it from an American soldier 1968 in Thailand sire
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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If possible, take it to a reputable coin store to have it examined. It looks suspicious.  to the CCF! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3058 Posts |
In my opinion, this is a counterfeit.
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New Member
Thailand
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Thank you so much for all opinion sire
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Valued Member
United States
87 Posts |
The coin appears to be counterfeit. Sorry.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
6171 Posts |
Definitely a counterfeit.
A pretty good one unless you look close but still a counterfeit.
If you wait, all that happens is you get older.
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Valued Member
United States
173 Posts |
Design is wrong, so 100% counterfeit.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
8262 Posts |
 Fake.
Collector of all classic US coinage. How to identify cleaned coins: http://goccf.com/t/319679 |
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Once Thought Impossible! PCGS 1981 Lincoln Cent on Nickel Planchet
Posted 08/11/2018 03:02 am
