NEED INFO on 3 coins.

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I have 3 coins that I am no expert on. So maybe I can get some feedback. Any info on these appreciated. Value, real, fake what ever. Thanks.

Coin #1: 1884 Carson City Silver Dollar (Uncirculated)
Coin #2: 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Coin #3: 1823 Republica Mexicana 8 Reale ???

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13dolphins1

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First coin is a 1884 CC Morgan silver dollar.....just in case you missed that....lol

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First coin is a 1884 CC Morgan silver dollar.....just in case you missed that....lol

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LOL, Yea a huge TYPO! Thanks! LOL
 

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It's always difficult to grade coins from photos. The Morgan appears legit. No reason for someone to counterfeit a common date WL, a worn one at that! Same for the last coin. Best way to get values is to look at finished auctions on eBay.
 

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The Silver dollar is a GSA dollar. The government gathered up the left over silver dollars and sold them to the public in those cases. It is uncirculated. I would say the Obverse is about a 60 or 61. the reverse is a 63 or 64. Price as a 61, for 1884cc about $200 to $210. Remember that most dealers will offer you between 50% and 75% of that price if you want to sell it. They need to make a bit of money, and that's how they do it.

The others are real and worth their silver value or a touch more...
 

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They all look legit, but, I'd test them with a magnet anyway. As mentioned, the walking half is a common date and worn, so, no premium.....just 90% silver value + a touch for being a walker. You would need to have the coin in hand to give it an accurate grade, but, the ones mentioned seem reasonable.
 

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Thanks for all the help. I am taking them to a coin guy that said he can help me figure it out after he sees them in person. He is a friends Brother in Law and he knows I am not selling so he will be honest. Here are some others I got in this group. Check em out. Thanks again to all of you.
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You had found some nice coins in the ground.

Unfortunatly these were not found while detecting, but left to us by family. But thanks for looking.
 

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