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What do you grade this Gobrecht? How do you know if it's real?
MrEureka
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Andy Lustig
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
For some reason I really like the looks of it.
Ray
<< <i>AG3 and I'm guessing it's real just cause I've never seen a decently counterfeited coin that appeared heavily worn. >>
i agree with the grade but i have no idea on how to make sure it is
legit. i guess i could have to compare it with legit examples until
i was satisfied. weight would be quite useless to a point. any
mint made markers would be long gone...
i would also try to do the reverse... by looking at fakes and making sure
they did not have the same things in common.
<< <i>how did she get so worn out? was she lost in a river along w/ the one ring? >>
You think this fell out of Isildur's pocket when they nailed him at Gladden Fields?
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Based on the color, wear and the details that remain, I would say it's real. Real cool, too
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Like PR03 or something?
Very cool coin.
<< <i>Probably someones pocket piece. Hard to believe a rare pattern circulated for so long that it was practically worn out. >>
1836 dollars were not patterns. They were struck for, and released into circulation.
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<< <i>how did she get so worn out? was she lost in a river along w/ the one ring? >>