Posted 06/15/2011 9:44 pm
Try this ebay link. http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_from=R...l-Categories
I see anywhere from $25 to $75 but for completed listings I only see $12 to 25 or so.
As for the other one I wouldn't be as excited about the ones without dates but that's just me. It would be awesome to find a 90% that still had a date. Or maybe a bi-centennial or commemorative that the date is obvious.
I see anywhere from $25 to $75 but for completed listings I only see $12 to 25 or so.
As for the other one I wouldn't be as excited about the ones without dates but that's just me. It would be awesome to find a 90% that still had a date. Or maybe a bi-centennial or commemorative that the date is obvious.
Since the date would have been next to the edge, the strike would be very weak- the metal would flow outward instead of flowing into the recesses of the dies. Post-2000 errors are much less common than 20th century errors. New QC measures such as riddlers for size exclusion separation and the discontinuation of small canvas mint bags has severely limited the number of good errors getting into public hands.
