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DFW

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4. Bracteates are very thin and very fragile

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Thu Apr 21, 2022, 05:41 PM

Apr 2022

If they are silver (they usually are), and intact (they sometimes are), then it depends on the ruler and place of issue. Some common ones are worth only a few dozen dollars each, but rare ones can cost into the tens of thousands.

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Bracteates are very thin and very fragile DFW Apr 2022 #4

Fascinating, thanks. txwhitedove Apr 2022 #5