What is a 1922 silver liberty dollar with the word copy on it worth?

Answer 1

A 1922 silver liberty dollar with the word "copy" on it is considered a replica or counterfeit and has no collector value. It is worth only its metal content, which would be based on the current market price of silver.

Answer 2

COPY means its a replica, not the real thing.

Unless you can also determine that it's made from silver and not just silver plated base metal, it's only worth a buck or two. The genuine item would be $15 or more.

Answer 3

If it says COPY on it, that's exactly what you have - a replica of the real coin, a 1922 Peace dollar. Unless the coin is made of silver it has very little value. In any case 1922 is the most common year for Peace dollars so copying one doesn't seem very profitable; the real thing can be purchased in decent shape for around $20.

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Answer 4

The clue is that little word 'copy'. It is not an authentic coin and is valued only as a curiosity.

Answer 5

A 1922 Peace dollar is so very common that retail values for circulated coins are $14.00-$19.00 and a excellent uncirculated coin is only $25.00

Answer 6

Assuming the coin is circulated and has no mintmark ,your 1923 PEACE DOLLAR is common. Retail value is $17.00-$22.00

NOTE: No US coin is a Lady Liberty coin.

Answer 7

How much is my 1922 Liberty two-headed silver dollar with copy written on it worth

Answer 8

Sorry no 1920 US dollar coin.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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