Nothing special about the serial numbers that is can see but if you don't need the money set it aside for about 25 years.
It sure is
Check your local banks first. They can be had at face value. All other sources will cost you more than face. You may need to get to a larger town...
Nice find. I'm sure you looked hard for that one, especially in that grade.
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I think one could find a needle in a haystack easier than finding a 1922 high relief Silver Dollar.
Mine is toned different but it looks the same so I went MS-65.
There are numerous counterfeits but since there is no penalty for making fake CSA notes the collector must take extra caution.
Conducting a stop test is a sure way to damage a coin and it proves nothing. As stated, photos are needed. Welcome to CT.
I collect CSA Notes. I'm not an expert by any means. The market for these is as strong as I've ever seen. And yes, they do fake these. I think the...
A nice lamination with die cracks.
Nice looking for a zinc considering the age. Not a Doubled ear and struck from a worn die. In several places you can see the copper looks wrinkled...
At first it looked like a 64 but you responded back. Looking again and listening to what you said I bumped up to a 65. It is difficult to...
I saw that and starting laughing so hard my wife asked me if I was alright. And I always thought there were 50 states. You learn something new...
I only find lint in my dryer. Lol
I use navel jelly to cut down on my rusting. All the plastic I have is fine but it's all that metal that gets to me. Lol
Very nice indeed!
A nice addition to my few Shipwreck coins. :)
Then I'll go up to a 65.
This is a different and fun way to collect bullion. It's worth more than the spot pricing as well. This is a 1783 El Cazador Shipwreck Silver...
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