George Washington Commemorative set

deerslayerb

March 14, 2004 15:29

Is this commemorative set available and what might be a fair market price to pay for it?

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deerslayerb

March 14, 2004 15:29
Is this commemorative set available and what might be a fair market price to pay for it?
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cussedemgun

March 14, 2004 16:51
set of what? wooden teeth?

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rrfhunter

March 14, 2004 17:16
Uppers AND lowers. Reproductions from the Franklin mint. Gold filled with engraving. Must be new in box with all paper work and hang tags. If they've been in the mouth it takes away the collectors value. Then just go ahead and use them to eat corn, apples, etc.

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ker2222

March 14, 2004 17:24
If your not looking for the teeth, my local dealer actually has "a set" in his shop. He is not, obviously, the original owner so they are "used". I have looked a them and they appear unfired and without blemish. He also has all the papers ect. He wants just under $2000. I don't know if that is fair, but that's what he wants. Of course they have also been sitting in his shop for literally "years".

I have seen one washington set, the "hamilton/burr" set as well as the jackson set up for auction here or on other sites in the last year or so.

Hope it helps.
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