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i can make that with my Dremel for 10 cents.
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It looks like a legit split planchet to me. Just isn't worth that much though.
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That coin looks really interesting, never seen an error of that sort before.
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Seen errors like that before, but the price is reaching for the stars.... LOL
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That's a very nice coin. I agree that it is overpriced though. It's a $20 error on a good day on ebay.
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Legit? Looks like parking lot adjustments to me.
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That 1966 is sick Coop!
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No photos of the edge, I'd pass on it. Most of my best finds would cost less. Let's have him send it to ANACS for a grade
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Coop:Your example shows rough spots on the side where the planchet split. This coin is extremely roughed up on both sides. I can see that the reverse might be from a split planchet but what explains the obverse?
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The weakness on the obverse is from the lack of planchet material to form a normal strike. They set the strike to the normal size height of the planchet. This one was thinner. Those who have the DVD, there are more examples on it well.
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