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I got a very curious coin in change while at the beach (I will upload a picture when I get home this weekend). It is a silver British sixpence dated 1898!

I imagine it got caught up in a dime roll and the clerk at the store mistook it for a dime when he gave it to me. I would grade it G-8.
This deserves dancing fruit!
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Fruit indeed!
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At .0841 ounces of silver and a fineness of .925 (sterling silver), there's even more silver in that coin than in a pre-1964 dime. Even worn flat, that's a good deal for ten cents.
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