Posted: 9/8/2006 8:52:20 PM EDT
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Does anyone know what this may be worth ? It is a 1922 Silver Dollar. The word " Trust " is spelled incorect with a " v " instead of a " U ". 
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Correct, they did stop minting those in 1921. And silver dollars had "In God We Trust" on the reverse of the coin. That's a Peace Dollar Worth anywhere from $10 to $25. |
Anywhere from $5 to about $30 on the very high end. Might be worth more as straight bullion right now. Market is down this week, but it's been as high as $15/oz recently. |
Liar! I watch the history channel!!!! I know what goes on! 
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That's just the secret "misinformation" we let out. |
You must send me this coin, as well as the location of the S&W .357 for $289. I'm not kidding around this time. It is a crime against nature that you should run across these items when I am actively searching with cash in hand. Don't force me to take this up with the authorities. 
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 IN GOD WE TRVST We are always getting e-mails from people telling us that they have got a coin with a mis-spelt inscription. Much more than 99% of the time, they have got a coin with an absolutely normal inscription, it's just that they don't realise it. One of the commonest "lettering error" we get asked about is from people who have found a letter V where they believe there should be a letter U. It's Easy if You Speak Latin The commonest language worldwide for coin inscriptions is Latin, and in Latin the letters U and V are the same, and are the 20th letter in the Roman alphabet. They are both a vowel and a consonant, so that the Romans would have spelt Venus as VENVS, the first V being pronounced vee as a consonant, and the second V being pronounced uh as a vowel. Inscription Translation Found Where IN GOD WE TRVST In God We Trust Quarters, Standing Liberty Type 1916 - 1930 IN GOD WE TRVST In God We Trust Silver "Peace" Dollars 1921 - 1935 
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