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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 1873378, member: 19463&quot;]Basically the question is whether you want to spend $100 on certification and registered postage to find out if you have a $20000 coin.&nbsp;&nbsp; The other answer would be to consign it for sale to a major dealer (I&#039;d use CNG but any of them would love to have this coin in their sales) and see if they are willing to handle the sale or if they return it as fake.&nbsp; The damage to the reverse at 1 o&#039;clock should keep the price down to $20k unless it is the remains of a casting sprue (therefore fake!!!).&nbsp; Then you are only out the postage.&nbsp; In any event, do not sell it for any price between melt and what it is worth if genuine unless you place absolutely no value on your reputation in the hobby.&nbsp; Ancient collectors are very hard on fake sellers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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