Dragon dollar update and more

DanK48043

I took some pictures of the dragon dollar and some of the other coins I found that I know nothing about.
None of my pictures would download due to their size...and I have no idea how to make the pictures smaller so I attached the link to the photo album on walmart.com.
I'm looking for any info that anyone cares to pass on
Thanks again

Link worked for me when I just copied it into the address bar, let me know if you can't access the pictures

http://photos.walmart.com/launchslideshow/AlbumID=41758853/SUBSCRIBER_NAME=WALMART/EntryIDX=1/t_=7651034

ajaan

sumnom

The link doesn't seem to work, at least not for me.

ajbauman

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If you want, you can send me an email with the pics and I can get them posted for you.

ajbauman

Posting pics for OP:
























There you go!

sumnom

Thank you for the images. The Chinese dollar is indeed 1911 and given its condition it is not terribly valuable. It is certainly worth more than melt (maybe double melt?) but I don't think it is worth the trouble and expanse of sending it to a TPG. My Krause is more than ten years old at this point so someone with an new one can chime in on the value. 1998 Krause (Y#31):

F 18.00, VF 25.00, XF 50.00, UNC 300

You can find it under China, Empire, general issues.

I will let others more learned than myself comment on the other coins.

DanK48043

Thank you everyone, especially ajbauman for taking the time to post the pictures for me.
Im still trying to research all the coins that I have, but there are so many I don't even know where
to start so I've just been "sorting" and filling the books I have on all the newer American coins.
I am curious to learn more on the coins, no intentions of selling anything, but I want to take the proper
percautions if anything is somewhat valuable.

BBQnBLUES

The 1905 Danish West Indies 2¢ - 10 Bit is an interesting design !!



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sumnom

Yes, I really like this one too.