ID coin, please help identify!!! **********PICTURE*********

[BuffaloBoy]

Hi all, here is another interesting group of coins found in the reject bin of the local coin machine while I was dumping, the backs are covered with metal(goldish color), no need to scan the back.

Can someone get info on this coin? possible value? It would be very helpful.

**Sorry if this is posted in the wrong section**

Thanks for the responses! hh

 

[CrazySlasher]

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_value_of_a_1776_Silver_issue_2_gr_fine_silver_999_8528178

 

[MentalUnrest]

Looks like it may be worth between $13-$20.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_value_of_a_1776_Silver_issue_2_gr_fine_silver_999_8528178

MU

 

[MentalUnrest]

Sorry, the above post must have been sent as I was sending mine.

MU

 

[byrne3]

I borrowed this formula from coinflation, but changed the numbers to match your piece. It's not a coin, but a silver round.. It's worth $2.56

39.79 × .0321507466 × 2.0 × .999 = $2.56

(silver price) x (ounce to gram conversion) x (weight in grams) x (percent silver)

 

[BuffaloBoy]

Thanks for the quick and accurate response!!! nothing like finding free silver (in the reject bin )

 

[Generic_Lad]

Though it really doesn't look like it in the picture, you really don't have much to lose but you can always pop the round out of the bezel and see if it is real gold.

 

[tgcougar]

Wow - you didn't Google the description before asking? That's always my first play with all the foreign coins I scrape from the magnets. Works well - give it a try. (I used "coin" & "braemoor" and got 2,500 web hits and had to scroll to the third page for image hits)