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got some NIFC from my dad along with this one. the photos are very bad and do not show how good it looks in hand.   |
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Bish, any insights on my sword through FG coin on the previous page?
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send some images to
jameswiles at sbcglobal dot net
he does attributes for NGC.
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Found in $500.00 of CWR's. 113 40% coins.  |
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WOW! Great find Freedom!
I recently quit roll searching but got reinspired when visting mhy local bank and seeing a line of silver in the tellers coin tray. I asked for all the halves she had and got 2 1964's out of $7. went to another bank and asked for halves, got one 67 out of $4.50.
So I ordered a box from another bank of mine, no silver, no NIFC's but did find a very nice 87, only the second I ever found raw.
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Bernie Z,
What is a rotated die error worth in a JFK half? I know it depends alot on condition, but what about the one you posted?
I like that sword through the FG; it appears to me that the FG overlays the "sword" so I am thinking a damaged die, like a scar across the FG that is not deep enough to equate the depth of the FG so that it appears under the FG when struck. (Am I making any sense here?)
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So I managed to finish going through the $270 CWR I got yesterday, but only had time to check for silver. I separated them into different piles to check for errors. The grand total was 72 40% halves and a clipped planchet.  The clipped planchet is the coin set off by itself in the pic. I'll try to get a better pic of it tonight. I was very excited to see that much silver in only my second attempt at this. Even the wife got into it and helped me crack open a few rolls. |
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@Basicbob: I don't know prices yet of errors. Bish might. And you are definitely making sense!
@Bish: thx I will definitely ask him.
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Kenscott, I was being sarcastic. 1 40%er is basically equal in value to a gallon of gas so the 1 gallon didn't cover my 150 mile road trip.
I should know better than trying to inject sarcasm via keyboard. Often times I'll go back and read posts I've forgotten and realize I can't even understand my own sarcasm. It's hard to convey.
3 boxes today. Wish me luck!
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@BernieZ Please let us know if your hear anything back and what the value may be.
Thanks.
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Going through my second box looking for errors. Hopefully will find a doubled die.
Just wondering, how often do you find doubled dies in your searches (assuming you look for errors)?
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03/19/2013 7:25 pm
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My skunk streak finally ended barely but I will take it. One box tonight
1 64
1 69
and the teller had three rolls cwr
3 68
1 67
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@BasicBob,
As for the rotated die, there are two similar ones on E-Bay with asking prices of $550 and $299. Both are graded with the $550 being NGC and the $299 being PCGS. Worthpoint only shows one similar 1988 being sold and it only went for $175 last year.
As for rotated dies in general, most I have seen sales for go for between $150 and $200.
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dang you guys are hitting some awesome finds, just when decided to cut back, maybe I need to rethink my position.
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