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WOW, luck was with you that day. I have seen that makers mark before. If not mistaken it's a native american artist from either New Mexico or Arizona area. It would be worth checking out. It might be worth a lot more than $4.99.
 
The Goodwill in my area doesn't produce as well as the ARC store. Goodwill does put more effort in sorting out the treasures for their online selling racket.
I have a store ?

Hmmm... i should go there some time.

Ps... Great score Tam.
 
When I first saw it I thought it was N.A. from the Navaho Tribe in the S.West ... The silver and the turquoise stones was my clue. I'd aim my questions towards them for a possible I.D. on it .
I've looked at many pictorial marks that are posted online and come up short.
 
The Goodwill in my area doesn't produce as well as the ARC store. Goodwill does put more effort in sorting out the treasures for their online selling racket.
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$100 profit just for the scrap value now.

Now X times for the jewelry/buckle value.
It's on of those ask a good value for it, because you don't have alot invested in the purchase so you can wait.
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Looks like it got changed from this link that may have had some issues.
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Here's the new link. https://shopgoodwill.com/home
I just took a look on it. And some of the jewelry they are offering from donations on their site is frickin unbelievable.
 
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I thought it actually looked more like the 1930s? But I could be wrong. my eyes are no great is it 1922 on the coin?

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It is the very common 1922 Peace dollar. My eyes are also getting out of wack. Need to get on down for an eye exam here soon.
 
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$100 profit just for the scrap value now.

Now X times for the jewelry/buckle value.
It's on of those ask a good value for it, because you don't have alot invested in the purchase so you can wait.View attachment 2219649
Incorrect,,, but close.
 
Well.... the Peace Dollar itself has a silver value of exactly $28.91.
 
Well.... the Peace Dollar itself has a silver value of exactly $28.91.
And it is 26.73 grams of the weight. (90% silver)
 
I just purchased this no more than a couple hours ago and I'm still dumbfounded on why the employees didn't see what my eye were seeing in less than a second. I started thinking of a Jerry Reed song, just after I checked out and headed to my truck,
when you're hot you're hot and when you're not you're not.
It has an interesting makers mark I hope I'll be able to I.D
I'm shopping in the wrong place .... ha ha ha
 

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