I'll say no but it's helpful to know the year of the coin.
I would guess the $20s would bring a few dollars over face on ebay but the fees would eat it up. I'll guess the $2s at about $10 each. I have been...
A few dollars over face in that condition.
The only amount I can see is ONE CENT.
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It's actually possible that PCGS would not even holder the coin or give any opinion.
It's a shame. It would be a nice looking coin if not for the spots.
I agree. The grading services are not going to tell you anything. It would be a waste of money.
The spots would knock the grade down one or two points.
The coin needs to be MS-66 or better to be worth cutting up the set.
Wild guess 63 or 64.Can't see what the luster is like. I would not send the coin in for grading.
It may be a ground find.
Pretty coin.:D
I made a few mistakes over the years. I thought it would be cool to build an IHC proof set in the 63 range. After a while I knew it was more money...
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It's not real but it would be interesting to see an image of the reverse.
Nice coin rlm. Love the $20 piece. I'm out of images for 1928.
Thanks. It's fun to look back at the notes I made years ago. It's interesting to see how bad my spelling was and how wrong I was on many coins.
Wow. Really nice. That is a pop 1 and 0 at PCGS. I have 6 UNC rolls of these. None would grade over 64 and most are garbage.
The 1917-S is probably worth the most. Maybe $2.00.
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