199? 11 cent piece

id say its worth 20 million, or at least 7 million

 

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We have another 11 cent or what?

 

i believe so i still need to get it appraised and graded though

 

Little high, I will give 6 million, not as good condition as the other.

 

i wish it would be worth that much i do think it looks prettier than redwins

 

yeah it should sell for 6 million, maybe more if a couple bidders go crazy

 

you need to get better photos of it

 

These are relatively common and usually cost between $500-$2000. The most expensive I've ever seen (which actually sold... rollseyes), which also has the highest "cool" factor, is one Heritage sold a few years ago for $5,800 which was a 1999-P 1C struck on a 1980-D dime in MS66. The coins differ by twenty years, a few thousand miles, and nine cents.

 

yes i do i took these on my cell phone while i was at work

 

i cant tell the year all i can see is 199

 

I have the money, promise! :devil:

Just a joke, very cool man!

 

whats the best place to get it graded through

 

NGC, or PCGS

 

Too bad not a complete date 199_ or 2 full dates So it falls to a common doubled denomination but a little high to a flip over one. yours same side of a coin with the images of two top great president Linconl & roosevelt. So it is worth a couple of thousand $, when it is certified.-Circulated too.

Congratulation..! Clap Clap Clap...Bravoooo! << FLIP OVER<<
< SAME SIDES of two Images of a Man Face. >>>Read Coin Fact Encyclopedia>>Doubled Denomination Error on my earlier post. The Most Expensive if your coin has two complete dates same side of a coin with all visible major details such as 2 LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, UNITED States of America, E plu,VDB, ONE CENT, ONE DIME, FG Initial, etc. Find a Key date too.

 

I would say PCGS would be your go-to grading service for this error. It certainly looks legit, but I would still like to see better pictures.
Keep up the hunt!

 

yes i definitely need better pics and do u know what pcgs charges

 

$55 for a mint error, but putting it in a slab with a grade will bring you more money than selling it raw for sure. So having it slabbed outweighs the cost of getting it submitted.

 

anybody know how much it cost to get a coin graded and slabbed

 

Non cent told you in the post above... PCGS = $55