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Pillar of the Community
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And remember that "a lot" of anything reduces any potential value, even if it is collectible.
Extreme examples with limited quantities are a "Shazam" moment.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Trying to solve the mystery of 2020 penny values. Coin tracker at.32 ea. I got a box a couple of weeks ago and sold for $100 in a day. Got another one today and listed on ebay. Is it errors?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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People like putting up rolls of BU new coins each year. $2.00 a roll is common on ebay for cents each year if shipping is right. Not necessarily errors. But people like to buy BU rolls and not hunt them down themselves mostly. Now they could be searching for errors. Or just saving whole rolls. Or someone wantin to counterstamp or epoxy a bunch of them on a tabletop ect. |
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 I am new-ish to all this but I do not see anything special in the ebay post. As to your original question - would need to see some pictures of what you are calling errors. I would have to say 27% of your pennies having errors would be Extremely High. But, anything is possible. Again welcome. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks for the images. They are really helpful. Interior die chips on the edge of the shield and banner aren't Cuds. Cuds are areas of a broken die touching the rim of the coin. The die chips and cracks on the shield are really common. Extreme is the operative word for collectibility on chips and cracks. As in, approaching complete die failure. The one you identified as having scrapes actually appears to be a clash. These aren't "scrapes" but part of the reverse design showing up on the obverse. More of the clash is in front of the throat. These would be considered errors. The more severe, the more desirable they are. Here is a link to one cent shield overlay so you can check the reverse to see if any obverse design features are showing up there. http://www.maddieclashes.com/wp-con...Ycwh-med.jpgAnd the blank planchete is an error worth a couple of bucks. Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
Edited by Petespockets55
04/21/2020 10:00 am
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Yes, I have seen a lot of sloppiness with the cent coming out of Philly this year
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New Member
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I recently went to the bank and bought a box of pennies $25.00 worth. Every single roll showed shield penny or 2020 I opened one roll ALL were 2020 pennies. I was extremely disappointed since I know nothing about shield penny varieties/errors. Considering the coin "shortage" I felt as though I couldn't just return to the bank and say "hey I didn't like this box can I have a different one?" Does anyone have any ideas of penny errors from 2020? I would appreciate the helpful insight.
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Bedrock of the Community
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It is a waste of time IMO to search for die chips, cracks, etc. These are common mint occurrences and not considered errors. That said, you should be hunting for ultra high grade coins, i.e. MS-67 and up. So far it appears PCGS highest graded 2020 LSC is 66+. Should you find a 67 or higher, it could be very valuable. https://www.PCGS.com/coinfacts/coin...ld-rd/810704 |
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Yes, I have seen a lot of sloppiness with the cent coming out of Philly this year Quality control for all coins coming out of Philly has been a problem for years. Edited by MOS0239
10/21/2020 6:06 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Haven't seen a 2020 coin yet.
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United States
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I found one struck through gritty grease on the upper shoulder,and I think one DDO? John1  |
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Im new to all this.but,i definately dont trust ebay.some of them coins on there are just so ridiculous.like a penny that looks like its been found in the road.all beat up and it says rear one of a kind.they want like 5 grand for it.lol come on now.who has been buying any of these? But I have all kinds of price guides and look at alot of sites.i read up alot on here too.still learning everyday. |
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Maurais, to the Community! |
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