What is my coin worth.
Rickratchet
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I am a YouTube educated person so I know less than Nothing. I would appreciate any insight. I traded some coins for a bike. 
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It's a common Peace dollar and looks cleaned. Probably worth about $30
Unfortunately, that coin is a counterfeit, so it is not worth anything.
What's the tell?
1922 obverse paired with the reverse design of 1921.
Cool, I missed that.
Maybe Rick can get his bike back.
Hope so! I would think there's a good chance the other coins he received are also counterfeits...
Did you trade those coins for a bike, or did you trade your bike for those coins?
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I was thinking the same thing
Who's on first?
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Oh no ,
I can’t imagine their are all counterfeits!
I traded a 300 $ state road bike (pos) for these , I have a decent collection of other current from over the years.
1943 small looking s steel penny.
Nothing you've posted so far is worth much.
This wasn’t part of the deal but what you think of that
The other coins you posted are genuine, but their collective value is nowhere near $300.
You'll probably get more feedback on the bills if you post on the Currency Forum.
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I tried real hard to take good photos! I hope you guys can help me out and thank you so much for actually answering!!! Lol p
You're up to about $120 so far.
Worth $5 unless you can find someone who wants an almost radar note.
The Chinese cash coin posted a few posts ago is also a replica.
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Apparently I have been awarded one DPOTD.
I looked up some pics of the the coins 1921 and 1922 and I could not see what you are talking about, you are saying the eagle/bird should look different?
In 1922, the entire design was resculpted to lower the relief, so although the 1921 and 1922 designs look very similar at arms length, there are many differences when you look at them up close. Most of these differences will not be easy for a beginner to see, but one of the more obvious ones is the point of branching on the olive branch.
Also, the 1921 Peace dollar has 3 fruits on the olive branch, vs. 4 fruits for the 1922 Peace dollar.
Why would you trade a $300 bike for that pile of low value/no value coins? The paper money can't save you as it is just worth face value in that condition.
I was fooled! And that bike was made out of Chinese chromoly junk bike.
Thank you so much for these amazing answers, I won’t be doing any more trades until I know jack s. This is the first place I have found where anyone knows anything l.
I'm sorry you got fooled, hopefully you can get the other person to make it right.
The 1928 G red seal $2 is worth $10-$15 in the circulated condition. The $5 and $100 are face value. At least you got a $100 bill in the deal.
Weird. Several of my posts in this thread disappeared.
The OP accepted them as answers, which brings them to the top of the thread.
Not my favorite Forum feature, as it disrupts the natural sequence of the thread and causes confusion.