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What Do You Think Of This 1878 $3 Gold

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Gothic Florin
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 Posted 08/24/2012  09:22 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Gothic Florin to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Agree with others - the rim dent is going to restrict this one, and the surfaces din't look original unless it's just funny lighting...
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I agree, VF details, damaged. Would you mind disclosing what you paid?
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Ef details. prethen. he paid 440. its on the first page
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I like the way the coin looks. It's unfortunate that It is damaged but on the other hand by getting a damaged and possibly cleaned coin you saved few hundred dollars. Or almost 50%.
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the only reason I would get this coin graded for resale is to guarantee authenticity because these things are copied rather frequently. With that being said I think ANACS should be sufficient for the authentication purposes that you would need to have to make the buyer confident that the coin is what its supposed to be even though it is damaged
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