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I have a Washington quarter with a large Cud over the date, also on the reverse the E S OF are missing. Is this coin of any value, is so how much should I sell it for. Thanks Anthony    |
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Yes the coin is of some value. The reason the lettering in missing on the reverse is because the metal was filling in the Cud on the obverse and there was insufficient pressure to force metal into the lettering on the rev. |
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Thank you for your help. Do you know how do I find the value?
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Anthony
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Check sold ebay listings for a value. It will fairly well due to the size of the Cud. I would not however plan on retiring on the proceeds. Maybe go out to a nice restaurant. |
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That sounds good, I know of some good restaurants in CT and NY.
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Anthony
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Thats a great find congrats! Also it looks to be copper clad is it?
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That's a huge Cud. The coin is in bad shape though so that will drag the price down somewhat. Still... it's got some decent premium value. The problem with error coins is that the prices are all over the place -- the same type of error will can have a big price range and that can change from month to month. It all depends upon who wants it when you're selling it. |
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I wish the images were a bit clearer.  |
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Edited by jasper62
06/16/2016 9:21 pm
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Wow! That's amazing. Twins!
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What a GREAT Forum! I am new to this Forum and everyone has been so helpful and welcoming. Thank you for all the post and very helpful information.
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Anthony
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We are always glad to help. Any coin that you have a question about, we will try our best to answer. Good luck in your searches.
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They aren't quite twins, the shape of the Cuds are slightly different. This is a common place for a large Cud to form. There are several different years that have a very similar Cud. |
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to CCF.
Posted 06/16/2016 4:14 pm
