Maybe a VAM coin? Die gouge?
Rick Harrison might give you $6 for it. He's taking all the risk.
Details coin.
Fludyer St.
Coin looks genuine. Here is a list of all PCGS authorized dealers in your state. Most would probably submit the coin for you....
Looks to be very high grade...could be a 1k coin. Find a dealer near you whom you trust and have him send it to ngc/pcgs. It will cost you 50 or so.
It's 1893 not 1983. Looks real to me. Try posting a picture with the entire holder visible.
Special mint set.
Scale, xrf, tpg.
It's worth a dime since it's just a damaged 10c coin.
To determine if a coin in an error or pmd, you got to ask yourself: "Did this coin come out like this out of the mint?" "Was this damage the...
Gold plated...worth a dollar maybe.
So that coin was in circulation for few years with that error?
And don't try to clean them, you'll ruin them.
You're welcome. Cool bar.
Worst case scenario about $90 for the lot...best case close to $1,000. I don't like the 1889 you may want to weigh it and test with a magnet.
Identifying is easy...they're Morgan silver dollars. The dates are written on the coins.
No, since mint marks are on the other side.
First one says Schelm, not Sehelm. Maybe @chrisild could help.
Thank you for your research!
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