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Canada
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Hello! Recently got this coin in a collection to sell for the collection heirs. Am wondering how much I can expect to get for it w/ the hole, and what the grade would be (w/out the hole). Thanks!   |
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United States
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noahs-numismatics- Unfortunately, that coin does show quite a bit of wear, and the scratches make me wonder if it has been cleaned at some point as well. Since it has the hole, it may have been a part of a piece of jewelry at one point. Due to these aforementioned issues, this coin is probably just worth the bullion value.
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 Canada
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Any idea what that would be? I was thinking around $75?
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Australia
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about 3.22 grams, 90% gold.
French gold coins rarely attract much above melt value, unless they are higher grade, or have a scarce mintmark.
Yours has the hole where the mintmark ought to be.
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United Arab Emirates
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I'd buy it for about that price.
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United States
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If it weighs 3.22 grams, is 90% gold & spot is $1650 melt would be about $153. I'm not familiar with that particular coin but there's nothing wrong with my math.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Great! Thanks!
I will be listing it Sunday and will post a link if anyone's interested...
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Canada
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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With the hole, not gradeable. Gold value only unfortunately. This coin would be best used as jewelry, which I suspect is the reason it was holed in the first place.
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Posted 02/01/2013 8:57 pm
