SFr Yugoslavia, 2 Dinara, 1976 , Off-Centered

Wow a keydate coin isn't?

Congratulations. Here in Malaysia there is none of the keydates dated 1976 , but there is a rare Transitional Metal Error on 1 sen 1976. :)

By the way, I am not familiar with this coin, but the design on the obverse and reverse seems to be off-centered to 6.30 o'clock a bit. Minor Off-centred strike error?

No problem :) Thanks for the reply. I was a bit confused while reading the definition of a "key date" coin...

"A key date refers to a date (or date and mint mark combination) of a given coin series or set that is harder to obtain than other dates in the series."

If I interpreted the definition correctly, my coin is not a key date coin since there are 6.092.000 samples of it made i.e. it's not hard to obtain a sample, they are not rare. Would you be kind to explain why do you think it's a key date coin ?

I see your point.

Here are few of the other "2 dinara"
2 dinara 1971 - mintage: 10.413.000
2 dinara 1973 - mintage: 31.848.000
2 dinara 1977 - mintage: 19.335.000
2 dinara 1979 - mintage: 20.069.000
2 dinara 1981 - mintage: 42.599.000

According to the stats, the 1976-set coins are the rarest in the series, but besides that, the highest price I saw (for that coin) was only 0.60 EUR.

2 dinara 1970 F.A.O. (it's a special set) - mintage: 500.000 - and yet it's highest price on ebay is only $5.00.

Since my coin is unique (it's a fair assumption), I believe that should add enough value to the coin. Since I'm willing to sell it, my only problem is determining the present numismatic value of this particular coin. I hope someone has enough experience to (try to) evaluate this coin considering there are many other coins with the same/similar attribute (off-centered).