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September 8th 03, 06:40 PM
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bicentennial
When I was a mere child, I got a cardboard holder in the shape of the
U.S. that held a gold-plated 1776-1976 silver dollar, as well as a 1776-1976 half dollar and quarter (not gold-plated). Is this set with the holder worth anything? (Besides $1.75, I mean.) 
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September 8th 03, 07:42 PM
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From: amywilsey
(I have) a cardboard holder in the shape of the U.S. that held a gold-plated 1776-1976 silver dollar, as well as a 1776-1976 half dollar and quarter (not gold-plated). Is this set with the holder worth anything? (Besides $1.75, I mean.) Numismatically, probably little value over face due the fact that plated coins are considered as "altered" coins; however, the set sounds interesting, and would most likely suceed in pulling in some fair bids on eBay. 8-/ Coin Saver
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September 9th 03, 04:01 PM
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From: coinsaver
suceed in pulling in some fair bids How come "suceed" slipped past the spell checker? 8-/ Coin Saver
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