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 to the Community! |
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to the Community! Based on the pictures of the three coins they all look genuine to me. |
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I wouldn't pay much over silver value for them.
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Most fakes are key or semi key dates, mints. These do not fit that mold.
I agree with nss-52 that these are bullion value, maybe $30 each would be a good price.
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If authentic, the 1890 CC, even in low grades, would command a nice premium.
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to the CCF! |
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You can do the tissue test to see if they are silver and do the magnet test as well. John1  |
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Thank you everyone for the wonderful reply and feedback, I really do appreciate it.
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All are genuine .
Two are silver plus .
The 1890 CC lower grade ,
But a better date mint .
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What do you think you should be paying? Do the research and come up with an estimate. If the offer price is significantly below that, it's probably fake.
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to the CCF Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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