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RPD 001 sweet pick up 1868/168/68

 

The reverse is the main draw of this piece. The big line going through the shield and into the wreath (also between the E and O in ONE CENT) is a hub through. Hub throughs are a rare form of die damage caused by fibers and lint pieces getting caught between the working hub and working die during the die-making process. This coin exhibits two very nice ones. It is, of course, a nice triple punched date as well.

There's also a hub through variety on 1865 and 1869 IHCs.

 

Yes I knew it was a two for....wanted to see your reaction to me pointing out the minor of the 2 varieties. Good eye....I have several references on IHC's as well as web sites booked mark.

 

Scored this one for 50 cents! Can you believe that?

 

$34

 

I buy all my coins from auctions/estate sales and sometimes yard sales..
Guess how much this cost me?

 

50 cents???

 

Why so much?

Bout .12¢

 

Because I've seen some people pricing all their '43 cents as that price

 

NGC AU55

 

Nice buy!

 

Thanks! I paid around 16 bucks!

 

I got this crusty original 1858 half dime for $30, but exactly why I bought it should be obvious to anyone who collects half dimes.

@Paddy54 thoughts on real value?

 

I Hate You! Really hate you lol do you have any idea how long I have hunted this variety?
OK ...you're off the Christmas card list!

Sweet pick no kidding in good $40, fine 90, vf 145

 

I sold a chewed up, damaged AG03 one of these for $60 last year, so I'd put your market value at $200-$225.

 

My reference to price guide is about 2 years out of the printed text. I would agree it most probably bring a higher premium ,or what a buyer be willing to pay in the current condition.

 

Is it worth sending to PCGS? Can I submit it without paying the variety attribution fee since it’s a Redbook variety?

 

I may be incorrect but to have the variety noted on the slab they will charge you.. I'm sure John could better advise you.