What Happened To This Listing? Hmmm...

I applaud za75 for his work getting the Far 2 accepted. That said, I'd like to know how many examples he personally tucked away, which I believe he never answered.

@okiecoiner - The fact that one person had 10 of them doesn't mean they aren't "scare" -- one may have only needed to go through 1000 1932 nickels before the variety was known to find 10. And until this year, your friend wouldn't be able to certify them even if he wanted too -- ICCS still hasn't recognized the variety. As for what they're worth, that's for the irrational market to decide. On ebay there are currently 133 1925 5 cents listed, 41 1926 far 6 listed, and 2 1932 far 2 listed.

These are everywhere. As stated ICCS still does not recognize them . Got 4 back earlier this year 2 AU 55. 2 AU 50.
Date spacing varieties are a great way to get yourself into trouble. For an example the 1896 Large cent wide date will work.
I would venture a guess that if the 1926 Far 6 was discovered in this modern era of collecting it would most likely be meh.... Who cares.

@kbbpll -- Great catch! That explains why NGC verify didn't breakout it as a Far 2. Someone still has to educate them and let them know that PCGS recognizes the variety now.

I love NGC's online verify feature. To help readers, here's an image...