click refresh on this page for pics and specs http://www.coinfacts.com/half_dollars/seated_liberty_half_dollars/1853o_half_dollar.htm
that's a whacky looking date! looks like my dime.
won't hurt it if it's silver
or another similar die from the Orient try heating a pin or needle and touching it to the coin
Probably started off as one of these http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1853-O-SEATED-LIBERTY-HALF-DOLLAR/661056810.html
I got one like that in circulation once, even thinner than yours. Could be an acid soaked coin
At least I didn't hypothesize it being made from plutonium Thanks and Jeff sorry to ruffle your feathers. Just having a bit of fun and at least I...
OK, You think that I think or want you to think that my coin has silver in it. Fair enough. You, being just you, JeffB, or is the other Frank also...
Yes, He probably will.
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I'd say have you ever seen counterfeit US coinage from China?
You must have missed me saying, "It's weight pretty much disproves any possibility of it being clad in silver."
Once again, I don't think that my coin is silver clad, never said that, either. What I do wonder, though is why only the few years after 64 seem...
no, there was only one on the knoll
I didn't say that it wasn't clad, which it obviously is. I was talking about the metalic composition of the outer layers possibly being something...
they could have cranked out a few ...just for friends... wouldn't be the first time
maybe they tested the silver cladding on a few 65 and 66 washingtons?
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