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C. 1919 China 20 Cash Y#400.7 With Clashed Die And Cud?

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I think I have the identification correct, but I've never seen one with clashes and a Cud. Any idea on value? I paid $4.00; it seemed like a bargain for a cool error.

Hunan Province

Y#400.7 (Larger star-shaped rosette above crossed flags)


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The high points have worn yellow, so I'd call it KM/Y 400.7b (the brass variant).

I'd also agree that there's a die clash. I think it's also a badly deteriorated die, including the Cud, though I'm always reluctant to call errors/varieties on a coin this badly environmentally damaged.
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Do you think it would command a premium?
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