FREE: 1922 Silver Dollar

These coins are from an estate sale, and it was full of old coins at the same age. I will take a magnet to them when I get a chance.

You should research your coins before you list them, take to a dealer if there be any dought, I see a lot of fake morgans on here!

fanned and watching come check out my auction.

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did you ever check the coins with a magnet?

yes I did. I used a magnetic mount for a cb antenna and none of them stuck to the magnet.

hey collector rick it is a peace dollar not a morgan!! nice coin

Magnets don't work for me. Even a coin made from nickel, copper or aluminum a magnet will not stick to. Magnets are not really worth testing them with. Weights generally don't lie but even fakes can be made to weigh just like real ones. A coin dealers experience would tell them right off the bat if they are real or phony.

At least they were not too expensive when I got them.

I am confused by all the above messages.Is this coin a fake or a real one?Did it check out good with an acid test?

No. I was not able to get an acid test done. The only thing I did was use a magnet. I am still willing to offer a refund to the current high bidder if they have changed their mind because of the confusion.

these are fakes made by the Chinese Government, Seated Liberty Trade dollars are in the tens of thousands dollars, 1804 was actually made in 1834 using 1804 treasury dies, these are GOOD FAKES worth a couple of dollars, using modern plating equipment they use 14 MCG silver over brass sub-base,reason they do not stick,1804 would get you anywhere in the range of $4.2 -.$6.5 million American dollars, you do not have those coins,they are Fake!

Ok. I thought that we had this clear, but some of us have yet to catch on. I am sure they are not original mint, and that has been stated on many of these posts. I am willing to refund the highest bidder if they want to be.

Thanks for clearing things up.The water is even muddier now.