Gold plated 1/2 penny

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by moxiedog12, Mar 2, 2011.

  1. moxiedog12

    moxiedog12 Junior Member

    half cent 001.JPG I have an 1828 half cent 002.JPG half penny that appears to have been gold plated. I understand that this was done in the past becuase it looked like the 5 dollar coins and was easy to pass as such. My question is, does this increase or decrease the value of this item.
     
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  3. This was done with the 1883 Liberty V Nickel, not the half cent. The original 1883 Liberty V Nickel had the V on the back, but it never said "cents" on the reverse, so it would be used to fool people. I don't know about that half penny. It looks gold-ish, but it might just be dipped/exposed to something?
     
  4. moxiedog12

    moxiedog12 Junior Member

    Thanks for the quick response. It does have a little more shine then photos show, but I think you are absolutely correct, your answer rang a bell on the " No Cents".
     
  5. Hobo

    Hobo Squirrel Hater

    Is your coin a Half Penny (Great Britain) or a Half Cent (United States)?

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    Never mind. I posted my question before the photo loaded.
     
  6. moxiedog12

    moxiedog12 Junior Member

    sounds like something I would do. Thanks for your interest.
     
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