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Edited by nybird
03/23/2011 6:07 pm
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United States
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That looks like Repunched Date Variety 1, If so it's rare. EF-40 is worth about $800.00 (Not sure what the grade is on that, but it's certainly not AU-50 which would nab you about 1,250.00
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United States
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VERY cool!!
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Nice coin! I'd grade G4
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Valued Member
Canada
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That is a nice coin! Congratulations!
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United States
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Wow, nice find. Makes me want to look through some of my loose stuff a bit closer!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The "1" looks like PMD to me. You can see it extends up the "1" and forms a gouge above it.The S-1 variety for this year is more nuanced and I don't think it would show up that well, especially with the amount of wear on this coin. |
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I was wondering about PMD also. The die crack right next to it throws me off some. Perhaps at the next coin show where I can find Rick Snow I'll pass it by him. Thanks. |
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United States
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Not PMD and not a die crack. What you have is a small lamination peel that starts above the one and the eight and runs down between them. Richard |
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Thanks Richard. Does that make it a keeper or should I hunt down a better one. I lean towards varieties?
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United States
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Valued Member
United States
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It would not be considered a variety. It would lean more towards a minor error but really is more of a damaged planchet.
Richard
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Thanks Richard. Quincy eh? Dad lives in Saugus.
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Thats about 1/2 hour away, traffic permitting.
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Posted 03/23/2011 10:18 pm
