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Those appear to be die chips.
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Yes, I know. Is this a known error? What could be the value of this error?
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A die chip is not an error by the way. John1  |
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Why are die chips on quarters, worth looking for and sell as imperfections? Like a BIE error on a penny. Why do people hunt for die chips?
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Such as a full crown on a Crossing the Delaware quarter?
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When you say it adds no extra value, why is it people are selling them on ebay and making money on quarters and pennies with die chips? |
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...In your opinion, if you will, Coin rejector?
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IMO, people who are "attempting to sell" coins w/ die chips on ebay, Etsy, etc. are trying to make a quick buck & take advantage of people who are naive & unfamiliar w/ "real" errors/varieties. Think about if for a minute.... logically, WHY would someone purchase a die chip coin on ebay or Etsy for $1-$100, when they could find one in circulation if they just did a little CRH'ing? |
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I do agree with that, I find many quarters with dye chips and have only recently started looking at times. I don't see many imperfections on dimes, this one is a big die chip in my opinion. Do you collect dimes, or search dimes? If so have you found one with this type of imperfection? Just curious
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To be completely honest, I'm mainly focused on wheat & Lincoln cents. From time to time, I do search nickel, dimes & quarters but I'm really only looking for toned coins, doubled dies, rotated dies, clashes, Cuds & the occasional silver. That being said, not every coin is going to have die chips, but if its unique & you like it or believe it has value, keep it. There are coins I have found that have no additional value, but are unique to me & added them to my collection. |
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Thank you for your response, coin rejector. I respect your opinion. And you are correct, the 2019 imperfection is very similar to my 2022 p. I searched specifically 2022, apparently that's why I did not find it. Thank you again for going the extra step.
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As I mentioned, I've just started searching dimes. I generally only keep major imperfections, error coins, and unique coins.
With that being said, please look for my upcoming post on the Lucky Penny I found.
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I look forward to your lucky penny post.
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Posted 02/11/2023 1:26 pm
