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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dillan, post: 3183080, member: 90539&quot;]It would still be advisable to have the coin certified by one of the top 3 companies. Not only would that tell you that the coin is real it would be graded and therefore easier to put a value on the coin for insurance purpose , selling or just for knowing what it is worth. [USER=78298]@Michael K[/USER] gave good advice to send it in&nbsp; and get it slabbed by one of the grading companies. This will remove all doubt. New photos will help the members here give you a move definitive answer to your question. Nobody can say for sure, if the coin is authentic or not, until better photos are provided. I suggest that you get yourself a guide book, and do a lot of internet research on the coins in the Grandmother&#039;s collection. Being that the Grandmother had the coin it is most likely been saved for a long time , and leans towards being real. Thank you for your questions, and sharing the coins with the members on Coin Talk .&nbsp;&nbsp; Dillan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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