Yes, it is an actuall coin. It has no monitary value
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Pice used to be a coin in India.
An uncirculated coin has never been used in everyday commerce, it will have no wear.
A proof coin has a special shiny finish on it and it is made to be sold to collectors, and not used as money.
Quarters ad dimes, and lager denominations of coins, used to be made of silver, and a few of gold. The value of each coin was basically determined by the value of the silver or gold used to make it. Some people used to shave bits off each coin they received, thus accumulating valuable silver and gold for resale while reducing the real value of the coin being shaved. The milling on the edges was added so that you could tell if someone was trying to palm off on you a coin that had been shaved that way and was, therefore, not worth the amount marked on it.
its not used in real estate