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July 3rd 04, 09:33 PM
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Is a 1854 seated quarter worth anything?
While on patrol in downtown Jacksonville, I was riding my bike behind
an abandoned building. I looked down, and found a coin. It's a 1854 Seated Liberty coin in good condition. What's it worth? E-mail welcome 
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July 3rd 04, 10:45 PM
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"janet santana" wrote in message
om... While on patrol in downtown Jacksonville, I was riding my bike behind an abandoned building. I looked down, and found a coin. It's a 1854 Seated Liberty coin in good condition. What's it worth? 1854 was a fairly common year for some seated liberty stuff. I would guess the 1854 Quarter to be worth about $15 if it had no problems. There are varieties at least with the 1854-o that may bring more. Dale
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July 3rd 04, 10:48 PM
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"Dale Hallmark" wrote: "janet santana" wrote in message om... While on patrol in downtown Jacksonville, I was riding my bike behind an abandoned building. I looked down, and found a coin. It's a 1854 Seated Liberty coin in good condition. What's it worth? 1854 was a fairly common year for some seated liberty stuff. I would guess the 1854 Quarter to be worth about $15 if it had no problems. There are varieties at least with the 1854-o that may bring more. I'm really interested in how an 1854 Seated Liberty quarter in ANY condition got dropped behind an abandoned building! Scot Kamins -- "Speak your truth, even as your voice quakes."
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July 3rd 04, 11:12 PM
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"Scot Kamins" wrote in message ... In article , "Dale Hallmark" wrote: "janet santana" wrote in message om... While on patrol in downtown Jacksonville, I was riding my bike behind an abandoned building. I looked down, and found a coin. It's a 1854 Seated Liberty coin in good condition. What's it worth? 1854 was a fairly common year for some seated liberty stuff. I would guess the 1854 Quarter to be worth about $15 if it had no problems. There are varieties at least with the 1854-o that may bring more. I'm really interested in how an 1854 Seated Liberty quarter in ANY condition got dropped behind an abandoned building! Scot Kamins That is certainly amazing! Dale
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July 4th 04, 04:49 PM
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I'm really interested in how an 1854 Seated Liberty quarter in ANY
condition got dropped behind an abandoned building! That is certainly amazing! Almost as amazing as "theguyonabike" having the sig name Janet, and knowing just the right terminology for a 150-year-old coin, but not having a RedBook handy. We live in interesting times. Regards, Tom
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