Some privately minted piece. Little or no value. Perhaps a $1.
Bruce is correct, those old slots wore the heck out of the rims.
Vicki: The 1987 S in proof lists for about $35. So, if you were selling it you would get less.
In that condition you are not going to get very much. Even in today's market you may be able to pay for a nice lunch.
Smuzr: Welcome to the forum, and as Jhonn stated, a novelty piece. there is little or no value, except on eBay.
However, as a good luck symbol and as used in other cultures, the swastica was reversed.
not yet! @ 12:30PM gold= $786.50 down -27.50 silver $14.52 down 0.57 Sinking and (apparently) quickly. Where are the Hunt Brothers when...
Sounds like an eBay auction!
Wow, are you a mind reader?
The sext series to explode: Indian Head Cents! I picked up two pieces for my primary set two weeks ago. The 1867 in AU-50 (some read still...
Gold down: -$17.40 to $795.50 Silver down: - .37 to $14.72
LOL Very good.
In fact to this day the swastica is banned in Germany. But, we pre-dated the fascists, so there was no need to change our coinage.
o-k-a-y! He said PCGS, not SGS.
All that I can say is: :thumb: Have fun and the rewards will follow, even if the rewards are only knowledge. Ya can't beat that.
What the h--l is wrong with your web site? The wine & cheese or the fact that it is in a church? Or they just don't like the way that you...
Let's see, today we are probably in trouble for insulting the Nazis and the fascists. We'll probably be sued by the ACLU.
Also, consider if it were the Die 1 or Die 3, in cleaned, scrubbed, holed FA-2.
While you are at it, please advise what next week's lottery numbers will be.
Mike: I have to agree with your assessment about the 1901 S, however: 1) It has a mintage of 72,000 2) the 1913 S Barber Quarter has a mintage...
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