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Where can you find information on the GSA struck 1861 O half dollar with obverse die cracks? |
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The General Services Administration didn't exist in 1861 and never struck any coins. Perhaps you mean CSA - Confederate States of America. There were only 4 original CSA half dollars, all from one die, so if one has die cracks, I'm sure they all do. And they are all accounted for in collections. The dies were later used by a private company to make approximately 500 "restrikes", which are fairly valuable, with or without any die cracks.
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i found an 1861 half dollar no mint mark with a pie part missing about one eighth this coin is not i repeat not silver it is copper on my metal detector and other metal detectors read copper. it looks real dark brown. this is a seated liberty coin with grooves on the side of the coins edge. i guess where it was minted. i am not a coin collector i found this metal detecting. yes i would like to sell it but dont know who wants it.
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