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I Like it! But, To be Honest, I wouldn't BUY it my self. (too beat up for me) But I WOULD Love to FIND one in this condition. I think it's a winner.  |
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Thanks Dar. So you agree it's 002? Even though you would not want to buy it, what value would you put on it? John1  |
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I can't actually say if it is from the pictures. It looks close but I would want to see better picture's of the PUP's and Markers to be sure. there is a lot of PMD on the coin. |
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I personally cant see anybody paying more than a dollar for that. The coin suffered to much to really have a decent value. And I cant see if its 02 or not. Its definitely a class VI but closer pics would help me determine what one it is.
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It looks like it could be 002. Damage seems to be hitting all the sweet spots which is unfortunate. I have a couple variety coins that have damage. Not sure on the values either but I keep them until I can replace them with new finds. If you put it on auction you might attract a few bids but maybe not more than $10. Pure guess on my part.
Cool find!
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If you put it on auction you might attract a few bids but maybe not more than $10. Pure guess on my part. I like your thinking Rackster but in all honesty I don't think it would be worth more then a three dollar bill  . In F condition it's a $15 coin. John1 |
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Probably right on your guesstimate John. For the two I have I'm pretty sure I wouldn't even get that so they are set aside for now as I scour for better specimens. And our hunt continues! Good luck!
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John1 Don't feel bad though because I pulled a 1994 1DR-001 in a lot worse condition than this. I probably couldn't even get a dollar for that one either. The coin looked like it was in a parking lot for awhile till someone picked it up. But I found another 1994 1DR-001 a week prior to that one around 65 grade so was not complaining to much. Just hate it when such nice die varieties suffer the wrath of the outside world.
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Edited by John1
07/27/2014 7:55 pm
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You must be getting old!  Glad you have one. You might try the expirement on ebay now that you have a better specimen. |
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HEY! Are you saying I am getting to old? I think I am just going to keep them for now. Oh,I almost forgot to say:HEY! Are you saying I am getting to old John1 |
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It might be a coin that I would pass on to a new collector. Sometimes I get bonus coins from an ebay purchase. The computer I'm using now is hard to see if it 002 though. |
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We are all heading downhill - so to speak. I remember when I didn't need glasses to read papers but now, needed unless the font is quite large. I envy our new collectors and recall the days when seeing a variety like this one could be done with the naked eye. No longer. So stay young John - defy the odds if you can!! |
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I just need longer arms to read. Far away is OK, closeup....... Find the reading glasses.
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