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1905 Shot Coin | Barber Quarter

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I found this coin in my old box of stuff as well. I have no knowledge about this coin or why it has a bullet hole in it. Does anybody have any ideas what it is? Is it even worth keeping a shot coin? Thanks for any help if possible.

1905-Shot-Coin-|-Barber-Quarter
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its called a Barber quarter, it has no value except for the silver value, so, keep it
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It depends who shot it?
William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" Cody?
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Don't forget that little gal...Annie Oakly..
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It's neat all the same.
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That's really cool! I would just make up a good story and show it off.
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90% silver at 6.25gram weight, less the hole, about 5.80gram?

I'd place it in my keyring holder, after 3 months in the pocket it'll be shiney once more
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Thanks for the replies.
At least it's good for its silver value. I was thinking about investing in silver bullion anyway. =P
Nic, I took your advice and put it on my keychain. Let's see how long before it's shiny once more.
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