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Significant finds......

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JimGilmore

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I am presently waiting on my GB pro Dp. I find it funny that since I will be hunting in NYC. That They say any item valued at $27 or more must be reported with the exception of coins less than 50 years old. Looking at the melt value of peace dollars I see that the value for 1 is presently $31.14 worth in silver.
Granted there are no coins less than 50 years of age that would be significant on their melt value less than 50 years of age, yet!
 
1904 Morgan silver dollar to the bank to deposit it, they would credit your account for $1. That is the face-value "worth" of that coin.

So, if you find one, two, of a flock of them in NYC, just enjoy them. Their USA bank value or worth is only $1 each. :)

Monte
 
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