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<p>[QUOTE="1voice, post: 16787, member: 1362"]Hello,</p><p><br /></p><p>My father got a silver dollar for his pay while in the military. It was his first silver dollar so he kept it in his pocket for many years. He's gone, now, so I'm trying to remember what he told me about it, and to see if it has any value.</p><p><br /></p><p>Let me preface by saying the coin is so worn you can only see a vague outline of the lady's head (a morgan, maybe?) on the front - no date, no sides, nothing else except for a crack, that goes right through the coin from front to back, that he told me was there when he got it.</p><p><br /></p><p>I believe he said that the dollar was dated 1920? or 1928 (he was born in 1928, so my memory may be faulty here) and I remember being in awe that he got such an "old coin" that was new while he was in the military in the mid-late 1940's.</p><p><br /></p><p>My question is, do I have anything worth anything other than memories of my father? How should I take care of it from here? </p><p><br /></p><p>I appreciate any information - and please be brutally honest; I'm not expecting anything exciting based on its present condition.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks.</p><p><br /></p><p>L J[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="1voice, post: 16787, member: 1362"]Hello, My father got a silver dollar for his pay while in the military. It was his first silver dollar so he kept it in his pocket for many years. He's gone, now, so I'm trying to remember what he told me about it, and to see if it has any value. Let me preface by saying the coin is so worn you can only see a vague outline of the lady's head (a morgan, maybe?) on the front - no date, no sides, nothing else except for a crack, that goes right through the coin from front to back, that he told me was there when he got it. I believe he said that the dollar was dated 1920? or 1928 (he was born in 1928, so my memory may be faulty here) and I remember being in awe that he got such an "old coin" that was new while he was in the military in the mid-late 1940's. My question is, do I have anything worth anything other than memories of my father? How should I take care of it from here? I appreciate any information - and please be brutally honest; I'm not expecting anything exciting based on its present condition. Thanks. L J[/QUOTE]
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