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From what I've gathered the obverse is typically weak and shallow cut. Using the reverse for grading I will venture a guess at F+? Interesting token a lot of unanswered questions about its origin and usage. For those who are interested: http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/Col...b.intro.html |
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Very interesting. It was cherrypicked out of a world coin junk box.
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It was cherrypicked out of a world coin junk box Good for you! |
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Thought to be one of the only tokens (beside the Pitt "Halfpenny") to have circulated in the American Colonies.
My friend finds US Colonials in World coin lots often.
Fairly nice example. Seems corrosion free.
Good for you!
I'm in at F15.
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I'm in at F12.
EDIT: Junk box? Nice find, this prices out around what? $200?
Edited by FadeToBlack
11/17/2013 8:07 pm
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Not sure on value. Any other suggestions pertaining to that subject?
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Heritage auction archives shows VG10-F12 certified examples between $500-650.
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This would not make a righteous slab. Details, scratches. I would bet it could get between $150-$200.
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Yes, I would say $200 tops for this one.
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I see you eBayed it :p
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Of Course! Any decent offers will be accepted of course.
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Posted 11/17/2013 6:11 pm
