72 Denver (repost)

I posted this previously but Im not sure if it was under errors in the forum, but anyway this is one of my favorite error finds...is this considered grease in the die? there is zero damage on the reverse and the lettering in "Liberty" is still ledgable. Thanks

 

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Thanks for the ("repost")...and right where it belongs...!

 

Yes, it's struck through grease aka a grease filled die.

 

nice find Congrats.

 

Nice debris filled die error

 

Definitely an error

 

Thanks all...to me it looks like someone with a tiny finger rubbed a little shape into it...lol, now the question is grade it just because?

 

I think that would be a waste of money, but it's your choice.

 

THANK YOU...to whomever...for the ("repost")...!

 

That would be a waste of money. The coin isnt worth that much.

 

Any grading by would be a total waste of good, hard earned money.

 

If you decide to do it, perhaps @Insider can help you out.

 

I can tell you first hand it's pretty high dollar to get one graded. I just sent in a dime to PCGS $59.00 Fee + $69.00 to Join + $20.00 for insurance and postage. So think hard if you want a graded/slabbed coin. Membership is good for a year. If you live near folks that can grade or advise they can send your coin in for a cheaper price.

 

Right on, then it will stay in its little plastic case...lol

 

I got that dime back and it turned out NOT to be an error. So I have a common 1942-D Mercury dime that is slabbed that has a total of $153.00 invested in it.

 

oh no....grading companies make alot of money and dont care if they are taking people to the cleaners then I suppose

 

but i can see what looks like doubling?

 

I saw a 1 under the 2 they didn't see it I guess. Oh well they are the professionals.

 

Go for a CAC?

Z

 

Cac?? I was thinking more like Barf