Does anyone have the weight of the white metal Dauphin County unlisted scd (113A on the John Raymond site)? I may have found one in the original box in silver. The one on the Raymond site is white metal.

If you have ever wondered about how to figure out how rare a So Called Dollar might be, or how much one should cost, you might want to consider the following two information sources in addition to the small price guide insert that comes with the 2nd Ed of the SCD H+K book:

1) Check out John Raymond's Website for how many "sales" of SCDs have occured over the years at -- http://www.socalleddollar.com/study2ndED.html

2) Consider purchasing a copy of the "SmallForest" Guide. I have a 2010 paper copy that I got off a coin dealer on the internet. See http://www.medalzine.com
for some background information.

Of course, you can always e-mail Jeff Shevlin and ask his opinion, which is actually sometimes better than trying to figure out based on past data since Jeff has usually seen quite a bit behind the scenes.

If you have ever wondered about how to figure out how rare a So Called Dollar might be, or how much one should cost, you might want to consider the following two information sources in addition to the small price guide insert that comes with the 2nd Ed of the SCD H+K book:

1) Check out John Raymond's Website for how many "sales" of SCDs have occured over the years at -- http://www.socalleddollar.com/study2ndED.html

2) Consider purchasing a copy of the "SmallForest" Guide. I have a 2010 paper copy that I got off a coin dealer on the internet. See http://www.medalzine.com
for some background information.

Of course, you can always e-mail Jeff Shevlin and ask his opinion, which is actually sometimes better than trying to figure out based on past data since Jeff has usually seen quite a bit behind the scenes.