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It is a die chip and, if anything, TAKES AWAY from any value the coin would have. Die chips are very very common. A Cud is on the edge of the coin where a piece starts breaking off. Cuds aren't rare either, depending upon how big. Read the Wexler texts that I just sent you. |
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Agree with okie a very small die chip.
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Look up 1964 canadian penny with dot above 9 ..not trying to be a know it all but it's a legit thing with dot above 9
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It's by no means an ms 66 but at 66 it's a 5k $ penny..look it up
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Before you disagree look it up ..it's actually a very rare and valuable coin..at ms 66 it's around 5k$
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YouTube or canadian penny error values..there is a good video on YouTube from. North Central coins..I just found out recently..been scouring my 64 pennies..lol. worth a look
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The beauty of this site is all the info and feedback helps a guy find his way..thx again for feedback...good times
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I have few examples so far..about 500 coins to find them but worth looking for sure..many varieties of 64 penny that I didn't realize were valuable
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Good Ole canadian pennies..machine doubled and die chips are still valid varieties lol
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Lots of novice collectors here value opinions of regular users..would be a good idea to be informed about what you are dismissing as you could cost someone lots of money...like I said it's all about doing your homework so you can give a valid response.
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You ARE getting knowledgeable answers from those responding, but you cast them aside. YOU are the person who hasn't researched. If your list of worthless doublings and small die chips is from the CaC site, the listings for their abnormalities are what individuals have named and submitted and not researched or TPG'd. And nearly ALL are worthless and common as Canada snow. Do some actual reading of researched, published papers to get your correct information, not a place where unresearched abnormalities are submitted and placed in/on the site. Read Wexler and others: https://doubleddie.com/144801.html ..... again |
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The 1964 dot cent referred to here is a Zoell variety. Zoell published a number of guides that identified hundreds of varieties.
The coin referred to here has a very large distinctive raised dot which, as I recall, is under the date. This is not a "1964 dot" dent.
It is hard to find and does carry a good premium. I had a nice red coin around MS63 or MS64 and as I recall I got around $50 for it. But I can say with a high degree of certainty that there are no collectors out there willing to spend $5000 on one in any condition.
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06/17/2024 1:20 pm
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