Straight Clipped Value?

I am almost certain that this is straight clipped. Can anyone validate that statement for me as well as shed some light on potential value, if any?
Thanks!

 

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The rims look right, though the image is fuzzy.

Value? http://www.ebay.com/itm/LONG-STRAIG...=&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

And here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/STRAIGHT-CL...75?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item484734e6af (love that a 61D is a "rare date" in this auction) :rolling:

Here's one in better shape: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1971d-RARE-...26?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item19d3c364e6

and graded examples, getting under $20, aren't worth submitting unless maybe it's the one free submission in a promotion or something.

Edit: sign in to ebay prior to clicking on the link because the first one is a private auction

 

Do the O and N of "ONE" on the reverse slant down?

If they do, then I say nice find. I would not think there would be more than a $20.00 premium on it.

 

Looks cut to me:rollling:

 

Looks like a cut to me, as in Post Mint Damage. it exhibits no Blakesley Effect, where there is a weakness on the rim opposite of the clip. See the link for a description.

http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2012/04/blakesley-effect-on-clip-error-coins.html

 

Very unclear with these pictures. The rim looks like it has a straight cut on it. But, based on the pictures, I can not say one way or the other. Can you get some close up shots of the edge and the corner of the clips.

Also, value.. I wish they were worth 20 each.. : ) Lincoln Cents are running in the $1-$2 each range.

 

I found one similar to this but because the rim was silver and the penny was brown...I decided it was definitely PMD and discarded it.

 

Looks like damage to me too - but i'd need a closeup pic of the edges of the clip to be confident in any determination.

Clips are cheap. I'm auctioning a Lincoln double clip on the bay right now. Opening big of $4 and little interest. Rarity doesn't matter if there is little to no demand.

 

Here is my biggest clip. I definitely would have picked up that '56 clip for $1.

 

Clipped planchet because the devices are minted onto the flawed area. It left the Mint that way.

Also, something like this may have no additional value, but I would guestimate $10-$20.

 

Thanks for all your responses! My digital camera kinda sucks but here are some new shots I tried... lets see if they help at all:

 

On the reverse, are the O and N of "ONE" complete or cut-off?

 

On picture 3 of the last 4 you posted, you can see the ridge left by whatever was used to shear off the piece. As I said before, PMD.