Brasher coin

I have a brasher dubloon coin how do I find out what it is worth?

 

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Can we see a picture, please?

 

Here's a page with some information:

http://www.coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/FAQ/brasher.html

Basically, six genuine coins are known, and millions of copies have been made, so the odds are that you have a copy (with little or no value). If you'd like us to tell you more, you can post photos here; it's also useful to weigh the coin accurately, using a jeweler's scale.

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It's almost certainly a modern replica, copy or counterfeit. Welcome.

 

Agreed with the above; it's likely not genuine, but show us some pictures and tell us where you got it!

 

Copy made of copper a real one made of gold

 

That is a very crude copy made to sell to tourists at museums and historical sites.

 

100% guarantee not genuine

 

I have a 1900 & 1921 E Pluribus Silver dollar I can not see any mint mark on either Coin. They are both in excellent condition could you tell me what they are worth

 

could any one tell me what the two coins above might be worth

 

Approximately $14+ per piece.

Slightly above melt value for silver

 

Those morgans would be considered circulated worth around $20 each.

 

The first one has an S mint mark. If that is the 1900 date coin, it may be upwards of $20 to $30. The second one, 1921 was a very common date and is very worn, so somewhere below 20 or at $20. Keep in mind that is retail and if you were to sell to a store, they will have to make a profit and will offer less.