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When Is A "Scratch" On Coin Not A Scratch?

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 Posted 07/08/2016  8:20 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add MontCollector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks again guys! Definitely gonna keep this one. I found it looking through some change that had been piling up in my tray.


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When is a scratched coin worth more than a coin without the scratch? When it is really a struck through wire mint error.


While there aren't too many of these for sale on the bay, way more Struck Through Grease, they do seem to command a premium. The prices range from a couple of bucks to over $10(in sold section)

Since this one is in the field and on the devices and the coin is in descent shape, would this one be on the higher end of this?
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When I find them, I just put them back into the roll of tubed proof coins. I don't think they would bring that much of a premium. I try to buy the proof nickels with the mint cello on them. Often the cello tones them a bluish color. I set these aside in 2X2's Some years have more of them in the cello. (early 1960's proof coins)
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