What Is A Minor Doubled Die Really Worth?

Most of the time, usually a couple dollars at most.

Brandmeister,
Thank for starting this thread,it was a very good read.
John1

Thanks for starting this thread and nice input from the pros.

A prime example of what tripicalbats was saying about selling off as rolls. I have the only "listed" Lincoln Cent doubled die for 2023 and was selling one every now and then for $5 and as much as $9 but moving very few. I listed for $50 a roll and sold one at full price and another $40. It's hard to sell a minor variety and make it worthwhile. That's why I have many that just sit in boxes.

Good info though and would think this will help the OP and others when buying.

Makecents, that's an interesting anecdote. I assume the 2023 cent is the Tootsie roll designer initials DDR on CopperCoins? I couldn't find any 2023 listings on Wexler or Variety Vista. I would say that a 100x markup per coin is pretty epic.

So what's the rationale for someone buying a whole roll? Is that a dealer, planning to sell them individually?

I'm in the same boat as coin frog, if it's not visible naked eye it's a spender.

I've sold many full rolls of varieties over the years, and the feedback I've received is that the buyer purchased as an investment, with the roll going into a collection rather than being sold for profit. Not one of the buyers said they were buying to resell.

On the flipside, I've been a strong buyer of BU Wheat rolls for decades, and in that pursuit have purchased quite a few rolls that were solid RPMs, Doubled Dies, BIEs, filled letters, minor errors, etc, usually all one type. Since I search rolls for these things, it's always an eye opener to find an interesting variety on the first coin, then the second, then third...!!!

Good luck Uruman!