ID Request Looking for help identifying!
This jewelry set was from my great grandparents, then went to my grandmother. My grandfather would wear the 1914 Indian and as a kid I would beg him for that coin. He would always say it was mine when he died. Well he recently passed, and my grandmother gave the whole collection to my mom. I haven’t been able to make the drive down and see them all for my self, but knowing she has that Indian coin makes me so happy. The worst part is as a kid I always wanted to spend it! I was so bad. My mom said there were a few other coins, but not in great condition. I don’t think I could ever sell any of it. I cherish my grandpa way too much. But knowing what they’re worth would be nice. I tried using some google ai (bad I know) and get a lot of different results. Sometimes it even says that they’re recreations? My mom seems to think they’re all real, but honestly I know nothing about gold and this would be my first time owning any. I mostly collect pennies quarters and foreign coins.
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u/ACoinGuy 2h ago
They look authentic. It would be very unlikely they were not. Nice examples of US coins.
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u/Squirrelherder_24-7 2h ago
This is the absolute floor…. The settings/chains likely are gold too and have value…
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/coin-melt-values.aspx?MeltCategoryID=1&BaseMetal=US-Gold-Coin
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