Are Clashed 1918/7 SLQ's worth more? Or any other dates, that have them.

I've noticed that I have several clashed SLQ's which were not advertised that way when I bought them.

For example:

My 1918S 8/7 is clashed, big time....



The item with a rectangle is a die chip, one way to tell if a lower grade SLQ without a full date is a 8/7 var. The rest are all die clashes, which almost all 1918-S( 8/7's) have.. I'm thinking that these might add even more value to this outstanding coin.

What do you guys know about this?

Do people seek them out?

If you have any please post...

 

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Well, as you said, almost all 1918/7-S's have them. I'd think that would kill the notion of "added value", except by making it easier to confirm the coin's legitimacy.

 

I read that somewhere all dates but five have a variety with die clashes on them.....I think that some dates are rarer to have a var. with them than without them. Normally I'd just grab my Cherry Pickers Guide and look for any, but I'm moving and it's packed away.

 

Personally I think an Over date carries a premium as a Variety.