ONLY IF THEY WERE REAL......
BXBOY143
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My step brother found these in his mothers basement when he was going through stuff for a tag sale and had me come over and take a look.....I am pretty sure actually 99% sure they are all fake but going to bring them to a local coin shop to see what they say......
1849 Mormon $10, 1776 Continental, 1860 $20 Clark, Gruber & Co. and a USA J.S.O. $5 dolls
about 25 California 1/4 gold tokens 1852 & 1853
1849 Mormon $10, 1776 Continental, 1860 $20 Clark, Gruber & Co. and a USA J.S.O. $5 dolls
about 25 California 1/4 gold tokens 1852 & 1853
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<< <i>all fake >>
Yes I believe they are.....would have been an amazing find if they were authentic
<< <i>It's sad to think that anyone may have paid the prices listed on the 2x2s. $1500 on the fake Continental Dollar; $7300 on the Clark, Gruber & Co gold piece.
That is exactly what I said to my brother, Mom has no idea where they came from and he thinks they were his Grandfathers and I told him I seriously hope he did not pay those prices...
<< <i>Never mind. I thought this was a Pamela Anderson thread.
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<< <i>While fake, the gold content may be real >>
Yup that may be a +.
Hoard the keys.
You might find some gold among them.
<< <i>While fake, the gold content may be real >>
Not a chance.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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<< <i>While fake, the gold content may be real >>
Not a chance.
I'm afraid I agree with Perry. Save yourself the gas money driving to the local coin shop.
<< <i>Never mind. I thought this was a Pamela Anderson thread.
lmao, that would be a great sell wouldnt it
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