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Cent Planche Broadstrike Off-Center ?%

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I won this coin in an auction today. In my novice opinion, I was thinking 58%. What broadstrike off-center percentage would you give for this?

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60 to 65 percent is my guess.
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Nice but having a date on the coin is much better.
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I would guess around 60%.
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Hope you didn't pay over $2-3 for that.
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It is not brosdstruck, just off-center. A broadstruck error is much rarer because the entire design needs to be present but you can have a centered or uncentered broadstrike. Off-center errors are always missing some percentage of design. Dateless OCs typically sell for $2-5 with dated examples being worth a bit more. The most valuable examples have a date and not much else.
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Nice but having a date on the coin is much better.


Unless it was a 2009?
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