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He says AG and maybe it would value at that if it were. It looks like PO-01 or PO Details of there is such a thing.
I'd rather spend $300 on an actual AG than $145 on this.
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote:He also has three Trade dollars for sale, but they don't look right to me. They look OK to me...uniquely made of lead.  |
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Its a PO-1, damaged. Its probably worth about $20.
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I'd think the 1795 would be a fun gift for a child who is showing interest in numismatics. The damage keeps the passioned lowball collectors away. So, yeah, $20ish maybe if I knew it would make for a fun gift.
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A crook looking for a schnook ....
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Craigslist is great for a laugh, but I don't think that many coins actually sell there.
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The Dollars look old, but old and worn in pretty much the EXACT same way...
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