I have no idea. I am guessing that the condition would hold back much of an increase in value.
Posted 11/13/2007 2:12 pm
Hi Yechi,
I'd agree with Biokemist: net AG due to corrosion.
Rotated dies on 2¢ pieces are not especially rare. I would much rather wait for a no-problem specimen in say VF or better. A nice die rotation error will add some value to the coin. At a guess, if I wanted a rotated example I might pay up to a 50% premium over the price of a normal coin. I'd pay to certify a mint state example, but probably not a lower grade coin unless it was a key date.
I'd agree with Biokemist: net AG due to corrosion.
Rotated dies on 2¢ pieces are not especially rare. I would much rather wait for a no-problem specimen in say VF or better. A nice die rotation error will add some value to the coin. At a guess, if I wanted a rotated example I might pay up to a 50% premium over the price of a normal coin. I'd pay to certify a mint state example, but probably not a lower grade coin unless it was a key date.
