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>>53570262
Fuck yeah anon even with the reverse scratches that's gotta be a $400 coin, the dingus saying it's only worth $50 is wrong. You should pay closer attention to that shop's cull bin, where there was 1 sweet deal more are likely to be found, it may also be worthwhile to sort other coin bins for rarities, maybe there will be a 1942/41 merc or other good stuff waiting for you too.

My dad sent me a pic of what he picked up from his LCS' scrap bin yesterday, they sell all the culls and common foreign silver for exactly melt value so the dip made it a good day to buy cheapies. I'd be jelly of his ~$16.75 silver dollar scores if I wasn't going to wind up inheriting them all eventually. They sell normal circulated dollars for $32 but are sticklers about grade so ones with scratches/dings or excessive wear are sent to a refinery. Most anons aren't blessed with such a based coin shop but I'm sure they're not the only place in the country with good deals so keep your eyes open and ask around about refinery scrap bins some shops might have hidden in a back room.