I think NGC would go at least 63RB.
The quarters are a lot rarer.
Maybe it's from the New Orleans mint, and flatly struck ? :D
Congrats on the 55 grade !
It might be a MS-65, looks mighty nice for $40.
It's hard to declare something genuine by a photograph, but possible to declare it fake with almost 100% certainty if you trust the rater !
I think you have to consider them just a novelty. I'm sure those offered are genuine, but if they ever traded for a lot, fakes would take over....
$80 or so retail is my guess, maybe $90. Are you grading it right ? The 21 doesn't grade like any other Peace $.
No reason for any gold anyway in that era.
compare it to a real one http://coins.heritageauctions.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=390&Lot_No=22128&src=pr#PHOTO
It can't be real, where would the planchet come from ?
from Coin Depot ( again ! ) on p.12 6/26/ 06 issue. a 1795 choice AU $ for $12,500 I'd barely call it VF, maybe only Fine ( can't see...
fake, sorry
It's a BG-4 ( barely good) but not quite AG, kind of the lowest good and kinda ugly, but makes the grade wear-wise.
I'm not counting modern stuff, I meant real coins.
I'd say the Columbian expo half qualifies... any others ? In particular regular issue, not commems. I can't think of any, closest one being...
Same EF-40 or 45 Obverse is stronger
I think you should be able to find somebody that would even trade you Canadian for US in the border area. Last time I was there both currencies...
No suttable metal could have intrinsic value and range from half a cent to $10, which is what you had in the 1790's, actually foreign coins...
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