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Errers and Varietys.
Edited by Errers and Varietys
11/13/2018 8:02 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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 with brockage. You can tell that it's not a vise job since the rims are still raised and the impression from the reverse side of the coin is distorted and much larger than the actual design. A vise job could not perfectly replicate this distortion. Also,  to the forum! Edited by Tanman2001
11/13/2018 8:27 pm
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Is it worth getting slabbed? I have a few 1943 Steels already, will add this to the collection. but was wondering inorder to preserve it and if somebody offered down the road.
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I'm generally against slabbing, but in the case of a steel cent like this I might make an exception (to avoid surface rusting from moisture, especially if you live in a high humidity area and don't have a low-humidity storage system for your coins). I'll be interested to see what others think.
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Quote:
I'm generally against slabbing, but in the case of a steel cent like this I might make an exception (to avoid surface rusting from moisture, especially if you live in a high humidity area and don't have a low-humidity storage system for your coins). I'll be interested to see what others think. |
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I agree with spence but I also think that the coin should be slabbed because IMO it's a particularly valuable error, and having it slabbed makes it easier to get much more for it than if you sold it raw.
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Something happened to my original reply, but I see clearly that it was in haste and my apology. A brockage for sure.   Edited by Coinfrog
11/13/2018 9:15 pm
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I appreciate all the info. Thanks for welcoming me. This is a great forum!!
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Pillar of the Community
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An amazing brockage! Very beautiful error
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Looks like a brockage. I'd have it slabbed by a TPG to protect it from the elements.  Coinfrog -  |
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Very nice! To the Forum. |
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to the Community! |
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Very nice find.  |
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Edited by coop
11/14/2018 5:20 pm
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Posted 11/13/2018 8:25 pm
