If it was all ones you'd have something but as it is, worth 20 bucks.
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I believe too much money is a thing. There are people out there that have more than they'll ever be able to spend.
Not a bad idea to do when you get your hands on a known fake. But of course only if you're certain.
I would also take the money. At some point in the future you may be able to buy another one at half that price.
Doubtful gold and silver will perform like that.
When something is worth twice what I paid for it, I sell it.
That is a feature that I was not aware of. Nice to know.
Doesn't look like a VDB to me but hey, it is a 1909 S and a pretty nice one at that.
Coin collecting is becoming a quandary. I'll say it again that I think these counterfeiters should be hung by their thumbs.
I would never consider an 89 Carson City on eBay unless it were graded by a major service and sold by a highly rated respectable dealer. Of course...
I agree. Oftentimes I can't put my finger on why but just think it doesn't look right, as is the way I feel about this one.
I have used them with no issues.
People do really strange things to coins.
Grease filled die.
Thanks. I am having a difficult time finding out much info on this piece.
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At first I wondered why there aren't a few silver dollars in the mix but after thinking about it for a while figure they're such large coins that...
Bust halves with honest wear are awesome. Nice coin
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