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Is This 1861 $2.5 Liberty A Type 1 Or A Type 2

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 Posted 01/31/2013  6:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Scarp9603 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
for what its worth, we noticed the rim on the obverse, opposite the weak place on the reverse, looked like it had been squeezed.

i bought the coin for $240, at this point I'm just hoping it's real gold, and genuine.
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I'm guessing this was a jewlery piece. My Dad gave my Mom a 2.5 gold piece on a chian in a bezel I found for him, it had been his fathers last gold piece an indian 1913. After several years her coin looked kinda like this one on the reverse.
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as far as the accuracy of the scale, we first tried to weigh the coin in grams. the scale sometimes read 4.1 gram and sometimes 4.0 grams. we then weighed a modern Lincoln Cent, and it weighed 2.5 grams, as it should. then we weighed an older Lincoln Cent, and it came in at 3.1 grams, as it should.
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