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Old 05-15-2004, 03:11 PM   #6 (permalink)
Tiredmomxxxx
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Join Date: May 2004
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You are all correct

Quote:
Originally Posted by satootoko
Occasionally the copper coating (it's too thin to really call it "plating") will wear off the edge, especially if it is even thinner than the specs call for.
I took it to a local dealer and he said the outer edge did not contain the copper and the zinc was exposed. He did not know if it was a mint error o if someone filed tdown, he thought it was an error. He thought the value would be around $4.00.


The other coin I showed him, he was very excited to see. He had not seen one yet. It was a territorial coin 1861 $5.00 Clark, Gruber. He indicated I should get it graded. Perhaps VG around for $2,000.

I inheritedthis from my grandfather.
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