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Since when is a silver dollar actually "fine gold"?
SDSportsFan
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I just saw this, and several others, on Heritage Auctions:
PCGS identified it/them as ".9999 fine gold".
Steve
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Someone must've been up too late making labels.
I collect world proof sets, coins featuring composers, mid-20th century U.S. proof coins, U.S. type coins, and whatever else I want.
It’s a mechanical error. To some it adds a bit of a premium as a curiosity item. But the more expensive the coin, the more likely it is to be a negative and require the slab to be fixed.
Oops, mechanical error
the printing quality is so poor it looks counterfeit. does that barcode even scan?
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It’s not lol. Obviously a typo, error in label, etc.
That one needs to be cracked and reholdered to reflect correct description.
I actually found seven of these mislabeled silver dollars today on HA.com; five ended since June, and two more ending within the next week.
Cert #s range from 59369826 - 59369872
https://www.ha.com/c/search/results.zx?term=buffalo+silver+dollar+.9999+fine+gold&si=2&live_state=5318~5319~5320~5321~5324&sb=1&mode=live
Steve
Ouch. Reholder..
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