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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jaceravone, post: 370455, member: 9474&quot;]Not to hijack this thread, but what&#039;s everyone&#039;s thoughts on this since we are talking three cent pieces? Here is what I see - rim damage on obverse between 1-2 O&#039;clock, between 7-8 and between 9-10. Rim damage around 10 O&#039;Clock on the reverse. At first I thought that this is most likely man made damage, but then I read this article in Coin World titled &quot;Ragged clips, the scarcest of incomplete planchet errors&quot;. This damage almost looks like some of the pics in the article, but this wasn&#039;t as severe. And then rim damage at 2 O&#039;Clock. Can&#039;t really see it in the pics, but it is there. Also, it appears that the coin has corrosion on it. The coin was graded by the shop owner as fine. I bid on this and won it. I don&#039;t know if I paid too much, so let me know value thoughts. I liked these coins, but have never collected them. I should have waited to learn more about the coins before I bought one. Unfortunately, I didn&#039;t see the damage on the rims before I bid.&nbsp; Also, the date is 1860 - I don&#039;t know why it doesn&#039;t show up well in the pics? Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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