For a semi-key coin, not half bad!
Physical or spot?
I would suggest taking a look at past auction results for Walker sets on Ebay. Depending on condition and, of course, whether the key coins...
Only exception I could see is if there's somehow a trace of a "1" for 19221 under there.
Acid date? Ruins value but, for.a coin that worn, you wouldn't be risking much.
Oh really...
I seem to remember reading that there were some major supply disruptions coming out of Europe's lockdown, resulting in a shortage of smaller gold...
I feel like this is more common on the 1971 than other dates; anyone else have that impression from their roll searching?
Meh, it all looks similar to me!
I gotta admit, I still don't like the $2.50 pieces, simply because of the size. Too easily lost!
Hard to tell from the pics, but I suspect it may have been cleaned at some point. Nice detail, though.
A very prescient post, given current advocacy for MMT (modern monetary, or unlimited central bank financing of government spending). Thoughts,...
Are you a fan of MMT?
That said, I think that for lower grade pieces (think AG/G), it's probably a bit less likely to encounter a counterfeit piece. I've heard stories,...
As a general rule, do not clean coins. Period. End of story. Cleaning destroys value.
I think it was made in jest...
The first: yes. The second: not as much.
First coin has detail that is way sharper than normal. Second one has characteristic weakness on the area near the rim.
I've been eyeing one of those 15 rupee George V gold pieces, but talk about pricey!
Hmmm; methinks an old holder would have awarded a less inflated grade.
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