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Posted 04/04/2013 8:36 pm
Hello and welcome. 
Your coin, if it were not "holed" and "double stamped", would look like this, and be worth roughly what that website says it would be worth.
You should also be aware there are two different mintmarks for this coin, "A" and "K". The "K" one is listed here, and is considerably scarcer, though not that much more valuable.
Being "holed" will decrease the value; by how much will depend on how large the hole is, where it is placed, and the condition of the rest of the coin. But for relatively common coins such as these, any kind of hole is likely to see the value reduced to bullion value.
As for being "double stamped", we'd need to see pics to know exactly what you mean by that.
Your coin, if it were not "holed" and "double stamped", would look like this, and be worth roughly what that website says it would be worth.
You should also be aware there are two different mintmarks for this coin, "A" and "K". The "K" one is listed here, and is considerably scarcer, though not that much more valuable.
Being "holed" will decrease the value; by how much will depend on how large the hole is, where it is placed, and the condition of the rest of the coin. But for relatively common coins such as these, any kind of hole is likely to see the value reduced to bullion value.
As for being "double stamped", we'd need to see pics to know exactly what you mean by that.
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