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 Posted 07/08/2022  12:20 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add WickedPerspectiv to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have about 10 of them a few may have the drolling George error what other things should I look for and how much is it worth.
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You can search past threads here on the subject at the top left of every page here on CCF for more info. Value: 25 cents.

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die chips normally do not have value but some are pretty cool looking
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some of the 'drooling George' quarters have been found to be caused by a die clash. I would start my search there. Then if no match to a reverse design, then could be normal die chips.
However of your coins will go a long way to helping you (front and back - full coin images are needed then any close-ups of the mouth area).
In this topic here I think a few images of each coin for comparison purposes would not hurt.

But for an in depth analysis of each - please start a new topic for each coin so the comments don't get confusing.
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They are just die events. They will be on every quarter of that dies examples until the die is retired. So as much as 75 % can be affected? Just common events.
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