ANACS Off-center 25c clad layer with inverted mirror image (split off from coin)

This is the clad layer only - the coin it came off from is not included. Even more bizarre that it is off center (too bad no date)

Notice the reverse is the inverted mirror image of the obverse.

I appreciate any estimates from people who know and understand these types of errors.

 

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Bizzare

 

I am surprise that ANACS would assign a MS 60 grade to half of the clad layer that doesn't include the actual coin. I am even more surprised that this made it out of the mint and into your hands. Very strange.

 

I am disappointed they didn't put the weight on it

 

Does the weight really pertain to it? Same planchet just off center. Right?

 

Well, this is only the layer, not the planchet. I'm guessing the layer itself weighs about a gram.

 

oh yeah...

 

The Planchet it detached off of must really be interesting to see also!

 

So I'm guessing no one wants to go on the record to state what they think this might be worth?

 

I'm not smart enough for that

 

Hmmm. How about "more than $75" or "less than $75." Someone has got to have an idea

 

Remember the MS64 sanding disk from PCGS?

 

Jon Sullivan has those dollars struck by sanding discs on his website for sale

 

Noice.

 

Aint that kinda real special. Appears to me that that coin was struck without a reverse die or whatever. Wouldn't it have some kind of reverse

 

SPC. surpised. Ever open a presant

 

Yeah good point. Is lacking that good positive info. Good question. Thinking that it could be a wrong fit or what (planchet) if thats what its called

 

Yeah see reply 18. Me. Wanna answer that one. Really confused

 

Hey buffalo. I see no reverse. That coin is quite special. They know that. Just no guesses. Try again next week after us members think abour it. Peace