I think this is FS-501 RPM-002... D over inverted D. Of course, pictures might be difficult to see. I'm feeling good about it though. What do you think?
Anyone else confirm? Also, Should I get it graded? Looks like it could be pretty valuable. And one more thing... If it's the real deal, unleash the dancing fruit!
Here is an image from the CONECA Jefferson RPM book. You can down load this PDF RPM book to your computer for free. It is on the Variety Vista Site as a download. Home page right side of the lower screen.
Location looks correct. The right side of the mint mark is weak on your coin, but if you note in the image, it is also weak in that area. So it looks like the real deal from what I can see. The coin looks like it was in something acidic. So the price would not be a nice as one might think. It was probably cleaned with a jewelry cleaner at one or more times that removed part of the surface. But still a keeper.
I have decided to part with this one. But what do you think would be the right price? It's pretty worn... Any guess as to the grade? Should I send it in to be graded?
It's worth whatever someone else is willing to pay for it.
Suggest you search the online sites like HA.com and see what others have sold for. Search by variety designation. Slabbing adds validity to the coin but does the added slabbing costs add value that will be returned when you sell.
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Posted 04/25/2014 11:58 pm
