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1994 P Error Off Center, Missing I And W And 4

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1994 P error off center, missing I and W and 4. Do you think this is worth having graded?

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That is not an off center strike.
It is a filled die error.
They usually don't have a value enough to justify the grading costs.
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I didn't think it had enough value either....but a nice pocket change find...
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The missing letters generally are filled/greased dies, done to prolong die lie for a few more hits. If you look close, this is a MAD, the die struck cocked at an angle, striking harder at the top than bottom, rim's deeper up there, loss of detail at bottom. Kinda normal, die operator's hear a racket and tweak the adjustments!
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Also the die is showing heavy flow lines on the coin. (extreme die wear)
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