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Holed Liberty Cap And Liberty Seated Half Dimes

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 Posted 12/25/2007  1:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add gussyboy1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Wow, I wasn't aware of all the subgroups in coin collecting! I learn something new everyday! Thanks!
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It's hard to provide a value for damaged coins. In general, coins with holes lose virtually all numismatic value.

Unless there are rare dates involved, I'd guess $10 for the bust Half Dimes and $5 for the seated is a reasonable estimate of market value.
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If you want to sell it, your best bet would be ebay. I agree with the rest that there really is no collector value to it because of the extensive damage. It might have more value to it if it's an extremely rare die marriage.
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 Posted 12/26/2007  10:37 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add m9frank to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I agree with Metalman. Buy what you like! I paid full PCGS retail price for a $10 Indian. I guess it can be said I paid too much. This $10 Indian is my favorite coin, maybe. I'm tempted to take it out of the slab just to get the feel of it ( I wont). Anyway, that's all I have to say about that.


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I paid full PCGS retail price for a $10 Indian. I guess it can be said I paid too much. This $10 Indian is my favorite coin, maybe.


If you like it then you didn't pay too much for it, since your probably going to keep it for a long time.
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