thought: if it is a die crack, more will be discovered. If it is a struck thru (my bet, by the way), then no more will be discovered.
you could probably sell it on the bay for $20?
Found a V-nickel! It is well-worn, scratched, and corroded, but still worth the 5 cent investment. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
Bidding up to $16.75??? Why do I have to have morals - I could run over coins all day in a parking lot with my truck. Argh.
slight obverse misaligned die? This assumes that the reverse appears perfectly normal.
Found this 1973-D nickel with a split die while roll searching. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
some of those coins be silver. Arrrr.
large buyers fee tacked onto the final sale price. they charge the buyer for shipping, and the buyer pays tax if they live in CA or NY (I <think>...
nice misaligned die (MAD) error. Details are on the edge of the coin, probably worth $3-$5.
have a scanner? you can take a half-way decent image on a flatbed scanner if you have one.
I think i've seen one of those die clashes detailed in 'strike it rich with pocket change'.
It's real. It is undated and worth about $7. The coin is definitely 1982-current because you can see the zinc stretches on the outside.
i wouldn't buy one of those unattributed if I couldn't inspect it with a loupe. Way too much crap on the bay.
exactly what BRandM said ...
1. This coin is unique. 2. I could see Fred Weinberg listing it as such and getting about $200-$350. 3. It is definitely worth the $25 to get...
we need a pic!
Sounds like an N-27, if it rotated just shy of 90 degrees. Very neat coin!
These are some really nice errors in this thread. This is my favorite Indian error (sorry this picture looks grainy - I'll have to take better...
There are a handful of D/D's I keep an eye out for. Plus proof dimes, you'll find them every now and then.
yup, it doesn't add a premium, but it sure gives it some additional character.
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