1984 One Cent Mint Error, What's It Worth? Pics Included

I now understand Bobby, I really wish I hadn't quoted anyone. It was an err of judgement on my part. Had I not placed the $20 featured listing bet with ebay, I would consider canceling the auction and cleaning it up a bit. You'll notice I wasn't to good with the overly large picture, I should have spent some time and done it right. Haste makes waste, well in this case haste makes some want to shower and scrub down with a wire bursh,,,
My past experience with the Mercedes forum was completely different, as far as opinions, but that's another story,,,
I am thankful though that the quotes got all mushed up and don't flow good making them hard to read,,,
Sneaky, I don't think so, once someone posts something to a forum, it's public record, did anyone mind me posting a link to this thread? I did however have the thoughtfulness to inform members that my error in judgement might want to be cleaned up,,,
Actually in re-reading the quotes, I think it mostly is informative and will probably increase the number of forum members,,,
Most of the discussion was about how the coin might have been made, how coins are minted, different errors about coins,,, it wasn't 10,000 this coin is a "one-of-a-kind, super-rare, extreme to the max error. Neato! " hype,,, it's mostly educational,,,
But none-the-less I shouldn't have pladgerized anyone on this forum.
Sorry

Also FYI, you say in the listing.....

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As it turns out, this coin is a MAJOR DIE BREAK a much RARER coin then a Cud.

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You do realize that this coin is a Cud right? A Cud is the result of a die break on the rim. All Cuds are die breaks.

All the knowledge, every last bit of it concerning error coins has been learned in the last 7 days or so. I had absolutely no idea what a Cud was, before I listed. One kind forum member recommended I use the word Cud in the item title. I quickly changed it (maybe a few minutes before the first bid) Then the learning started as my thread was posted to. Some of the things I said about the coin are incorrect, such as the last item you pointed out. Just shows my inexperience in dealing with "one-of-a-kind, super-rare, extreme to the max error. Neato!" I love that quote,,,
I tired, to the best of my ability, to accurately describe the coin. I even offer a guarantee that the coin will grade to be a mint error - AND - require no deposit from the winning bidder if teh price exceeds 10x the cost of the certification -AND - give the winning bidder the coin if it doesn't certify,,,
Seems to me like I'm going a bit overboard,,,

You know, I'd hate to take a "one-of-a-kind, super-rare, extreme to the max error. Neato! " coin off the market and upset a bunch of bidders. I realize I may not get as much because it's not certified or graded, but since quite a few buyers took the time and iniative to bid, I really don't want to yank it away from them, like some other ebay sellers do because they're not happy with the price,,, this coin will sell, unless ebay pulls the listing.

p.s. I never was into being microsoft certified, but that didn't stop me from the IS field.