two-headed George Washington coins 1789 through 1797 first president

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  1. chrissy

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  3. medoraman

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    Looks like a medal made as part of a set. While they made Washington medals in the early 19th century, I do not recall any of them two headed. Clearer pictures of boths sides of the item would help.
     
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  4. paddyman98

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    Your picture is too blurry. But I think I know what it is. It looks holed on the top.. correct?
     
  5. paddyman98

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    Does it look like this? It's a commemorative coin or token. $10 - $15 dollars considering the condition it's in. I found one metal detecting but also 1 sided. :watching:
    (These are examples from the internet)
    hea.jpg token-washington.jpg
     
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  6. chrissy

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  7. paddyman98

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    chrissy.. is there an image on the both sides of your coin/token?
     
  8. chrissy

    chrissy New Member

    Yes they r the same
     
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  9. paddyman98

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    Interesting. Like @medoraman mentioned.. We have only seen them 1 sided.
     
  10. chrissy

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    how do you tell where it was made and when
     
  11. paddyman98

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    @medoraman
    It's called a Death Token. I guess there are 2 sided versions.
    I found this information on the Numista website to share with you -
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  14. Patricia Wright

    Patricia Wright New Member

    Hello sorry to jump in like this but I don't know how to start a conversation so can someone help me pleasw
     
  15. Patricia Wright

    Patricia Wright New Member

    I have a double-headed 1789 quarter gold that says first president on it how much is it worth Patty
     
  16. medoraman

    medoraman Well-Known Member

    Go to forums, then select area, then click on "new post". You can only do it after 10 posts here.
     
  17. medoraman

    medoraman Well-Known Member

    Not sure what it is. Would need to see pics. Not a US coin, but probably some kind of medal.
     
  18. John Burgess

    John Burgess Well-Known Member

    Here's the one I found roll hunting last year, both sides. I kept it, but in my opinion, it's junk, probably made out of lead also... LOL

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  19. Sonya Spratlin

    Sonya Spratlin New Member

    My friend has one that's just like this one. Have you found out what it's worth?
     
  20. John Burgess

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    Well, depends on the condition but likely $1-$5 according to sold listings on Ebay. I don't see many that sell when priced above $5 though. fairly certain they are reproduced and newer versions but there are older ones I think, I have no idea how you'd tell them apart though, if it's old or if it's a new reproduction.
     
  21. Eric cupp

    Eric cupp New Member

    I got 2 of them one is gold looking and the other is silver looking but one is magnetic and the other is not?
     
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