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Help Plaese With Grading 1 Dollar Coin

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Hi one quick question what is the different types 1 2 3 thanks
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You need a different coin shop. The piece appears fake because of the dentils and also because the surfaces look gold-washed instead of gold, though the odd gold color could have been from being in jewelry, I guess. Regardless, if it is real it is only an EF or so and appears to have been cleaned. The 1862 is the most common gold dollar and even in problem-free AU, which this coin does not appear to be, the piece is only worth $200-$300. If this piece is real it is worth less than $200-$300, which is obviously far less than 500 pounds.

You can argue if you want, but I know what I am looking at.
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Hi sorry size coin is 15mm my tape measure is no good
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thanks every one for all your help
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I know very little about this series.
However, I have read that because of their small size, 'jeweler's copies' in good gold have been made, and turn up reasonably often.
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thank you for that if I was going to get the coin checked out would pcgs be good or ngc which one would be best
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