Thanks, 
Posted 08/03/2011 12:32 am
AU-50 or so, with an unfortunate gouge above "TRVST". It also appears to have been cleaned. You may want to keep it for sentimental reasons but it would be easy and inexpensive to upgrade to a nice MS-64. A dealer might give you $23 or so for it; kick in another $10 and you could probably get a far superior example of this common date.
By the way, it looks like there is a D mintmark above the tip of the eagle's tail; if so, it's a Denver mint coin. That makes it slightly less common than the Philadelphia coin I first assumed it was. It is still basically a bullion-value piece, easy to find and cheap to upgrade.
By the way, it looks like there is a D mintmark above the tip of the eagle's tail; if so, it's a Denver mint coin. That makes it slightly less common than the Philadelphia coin I first assumed it was. It is still basically a bullion-value piece, easy to find and cheap to upgrade.
Edited by Jaobler
08/03/2011 12:35 am
08/03/2011 12:35 am
