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Bedrock of the Community
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Where did you get a bag of Uncirculated Ike's? They probably are Struck Through Grease, and fortunately for you, they are Bi-cents which might actually make them sellable. Nice coins, but like others have said the obverse is important too, any error from Philly is much more rare. |
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Looks like grease with grit in it.
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These are Struck Through Grease examples and they carry a nice premium above face value. do not handle then without gloves,put them in 2x2. share the additional finds in your bag, good luck. |
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 Love them. They are both 1976 p type 2, a slabbed ms67 is worth 2700 or so without the error. It is the only Philadelphia Ike that has a higher mintage than Denver, however as I understand it Philly errors rarer, maybe it's mostly due to the lower numbers, or maybe Denver was just darker, either way you have two very nice coins. I too would like to see any other finds |
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Nice examples!  |
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IF I were to try and sell these...would it be better to be sold as the pair? I wonder if one of the grading services would put them in a holder (both together in one holder)to show the progression? I guess ebay would be a good place but I'm not sure how to value them or if that would be the right market to expose them to.  |
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sell individually. not worth the expense to slab them.Ebay is a good place to sell them.they may bring $20-$35 a piece.
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There is currently only one other listed on ebay but it's in a slab. I would probably keep them myself, but if you were inclined to sell them I would probably list them for 50$ each. Unless you think they look like they are above ms67., But those both look like they might be around a 64 |
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I would probably list them for 50$ each A remote chance anyone would bite at this price! it's a Raw coin. |
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A remote chance anyone would bite at this price! it's a Raw coin. True but there's no way to go up in price after it's listed, but people do love to send offers. |
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They are all great struck thru, excellent finds.
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