Coin Value Check - 1835 Liberty Coin

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JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:07 pm Hello! I was going through my family's coins and found this one. It's seemingly in great condition. The scratches are on the case, I believe. Any idea of the value? Report this Post to the Staff

JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:22 pm Also, please let me know if you think it's fake. I'm very uninformed when it comes to coins. You guys just seemed like a great group of people to ask. Report this Post to the Staff
adam126402 Pillar of the Community United States 886 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:25 pm This is a common capped but half, 5 million minted. Condition is everything. I'd suggest you take it out of this plastic case and provide us with photos of both the obverse and reverse. Guesstimating on what I see in this photo, worth probably $150 to $250. And it is real. Welcome to the CCF Edited by adam126402 Yesterday 11:26 pm Report this Post to the Staff
JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:35 pm I couldn't figure out how to reply directly to you, Adam. Thank you sir. I don't want to take it out and mess it up since it's my mother's coin hahaha. How about this one? It's worse condition. I was hoping the other one might be worth a good bit! Hahaha just like everyone else I guess. It's hard to find proper values online. Some prices were ridiculous. What would one of the best condition be worth? Report this Post to the Staff
adam126402 Pillar of the Community United States 886 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:39 pm Jack, we need pictures of both sides of any coin to give a good estimate on grade and value. Also, the general rule for posting in this forum is one coin per post. Report this Post to the Staff
JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:45 pm Oh, sorry. I couldn't figure out how to add two pictures to a single post. Report this Post to the Staff
JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Today 6H 58M ago What would the top condition of the 1835 liberty be worth? Report this Post to the Staff
Marv65 Bedrock of the Community United States 10563 Posts	Posted Today 4H 28M ago Quote: I couldn't figure out how to add two pictures to a single post. That's because you are not supposed to do that - ONE coin per post! Report this Post to the Staff
JackRi12 New Member 8 Posts	Posted Today 4H 24M ago Sorry Marv. I just didn't and still kinda don't understand how I'm supposed to show both sides of a coin if I can only have 1 picture. Report this Post to the Staff
Keith67 Pillar of the Community United States 6575 Posts	Posted Today 3H 43M ago What marv is saying, is one coin per topic. You should start a new topic for your Morgan dollar And show both sides of the coin Like this Report this Post to the Staff
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