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D. Yes, I was going through my change and noticed that I have a 1936 no mint, with the "w" where in God we trust is. The "we" is a little above the "e". I checked with Dan who sells online because mine is identical to one he has listed for $ 46,000.00. I sent him pic's and he says mine is the real deal. I'm heading to the coin show here in Vegas the day. He says that's the place to sell it? Could you please give me your expert opinion? I would appreciate it so much. Gerald Geiger
Asked on Nov 2, 2021
In my opinion you are completely wasting your time. But please do tell us how you do. And who is this "Dan"?
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