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"I got it cheap, so I can afford to keep it" That is a great way to look at it!  |
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Outstanding find @snailking1 Hold on to it and keep it! This coin needs to be listed in the Cherrypicker's Guide! It's the only known variety in the ENTIRE Presidential!
The long ray on this coin was "for some reason" INTENTIONALLY modified from it's original design on one of the working dies. Why?.....who knows! And no one is talking.
This coin in my opinion is a major sleeper! If it ever gets listed in the CPG, the price could surge depending on condition.
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Thank You, Marc_Ingram I will definitely keep it "for now" I have a bad habit of keeping stuff  |
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BTW @snailking1 An acetone bath might help that coin.
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Pillar of the Community
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An acetone bath might help that coin |
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Fantastic find, congrats! Nice to see there are still some left in circulation. |
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Nice to see there are still some left in circulation. Yes! Kind of makes me want to go order a box from my bank! |
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Fantastic find, congrats! Nice to see there are still some left in circulation. How many do you think were minted? |
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Kind of makes me want to go order a box from my bank! What else would you look for besides the elongated ray? |
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Edited by snailking1
06/11/2026 6:47 pm
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Excellent snailking1 & & |
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This is the first I've heard of this variety! Where and how would a newbie collector learn of such varieties?
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Where and how would a newbie collector learn of such varieties? Go to doubleddie.com. You can learn about many different varieties on there. https://doubleddie.com/2397237.htmlErrers and Varietys.
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This is the first I've heard of this variety! Where and how would a newbie collector learn of such varieties? Don't feel bad. Most coin collectors or dealers for the matter don't know, care or understand varieties or even errors. Pick yourself up a Whitman's Cherrypicker's Guide. That will keep you busy for awhile. |
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