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1853 Colombian Coin Is It Worth Saving?

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 Posted 12/16/2020  2:23 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ae802000 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello everyone.

Another interesting find in a penny roll.
1853 Bogota coin.

It is so worn I do not know anything about it all opinions and observations are appreciated.


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Its heavily worn, but still old. I'd keep it.
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I would absolutely keep it, especially at the price you paid.
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Nobody said so, but it is 90% silver. So if you don't want it, sell it for at least the price of silver. Probably not much more given the amount of wear.
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Any 19th century silver that I can purchase for one cent is a keeper for me. Very nice find!
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Great find! https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces37869.html
I'd keep it not only for the story behind it, but also for the historical significance. The Republic of Nueva Granada was a transitional state between the Spanish colony of Nueva Granada and present day Colombia. So you also have a coin of a no-longer-existing issuing authority (some collectors focus on such things).
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