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Yea I have the same one (in bad condition) I got 70
$ 4 It
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Looks like mine came from the same die?  Mint marks are hand punched into the dies before they are used. The angled ones just maean they were angled when punched.It happens. |
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gaaaaw another thing for me to look for.
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It's pretty wonky for a date that recent, but I don't think it's going to carry a huge premium.
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Slight rotated MM, no added value in my opinion. But who knows what you may get for it on e-Bay. Unfortunately I have a conscious. John1  |
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Good job you found a rare misprint maby 100 to 200$ You willing to pay that much ? |
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I say one on Craigslist for 120$
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Coinman - You should really learn what you are talking about before pushing misinformation in the forums like it's valid information.
First of all, there is no such thing as a "misprint" on any coin, as coins are NOT printed.
Second, this is a simple case of a mintmark that was punched into a die slightly out of alignment. There is no extra 'value' for anything like this. No collector with any experience would pay anything over face value for that coin.
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$120  swcoin.ecrater.com
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And I was hoping for a little bank  I think its an interesting coin and will keep it just for that reason. |
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If you are able to find one in a high MS grade and have it holdered, a collector may be interested in it as an extra + for a high graded coin. But even that, seems like a lost cause, as they would be buying the coin mostly for the high grade example. At any rate, good eye.
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04/10/2012 12:10 am
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