Anyone seen this "silver dollar" before?

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Byron L. Reed asks....

Anyone seen this "silver dollar" before?

It's the new ANA IHSD medallion?

I remembered this from awhile back.....

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"Byron L. Reed" wrote:

http://www.muenzforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=3805

BLReed

eine "Phantasiepr?gung"

Coinsite's Coin DOC identifies it (unseen) as an altered 1952 dominican peso:
http://www.coinsite.com/content/cdan...darchive1a.asp (dated 1951)
http://www.coinsite.com/content/cdan...darchive14.asp
http://www.coinsite.com/content/cdan...darchive28.asp

but this is incorrect, compa
1952 Dominican Peso
http://rmworldcoins.tripod.com/rmwor...edominican.htm

Nor does it correspond to any pattern in the Judd catalog:
1851 Dollars - Seated Restrikes in Nickel and Copper
Judd 132-133
http://uspatterns.com/uspatterns/j132p159.html

The obverse from the Indian Head cent designed in 1858 is anachronistic.
Judging by the number of times it showed up, it seems pretty common,
whatever it is. And the color and corrosion does not look silver.

Another Cool Link:
http://www.coinfacts.com/silver_doll...ver_dollar.htm

This is a gaming token, I believe from Germany
Alan Herbert
The AnswerMan

I saw one on Ebay about a week or two ago.

Harvey

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This is a gaming token, I believe from Germany
Alan Herbert
The AnswerMan