1910-D Daniel Carr Indian Head Overstruck on 1903 MS68PL Dcam

Anyone tell me what this coin goes for? Can find much on it

 

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Way too much!

Chris

 

Awesome coin ...

 

lol @Chris

 

Melt value

 

Have you googled this? For what it's worth, I tried, found an eBay listing where one exactly like this didn't sell at $179 but later did listed at $99 with accepted best offer and did. Look very closely....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Daniel-Carr...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

Ask is around 150 at coin shows. Only saw 1 at long beach.

 

I Google it and didn't find nothing and went to eBay and same results

 

I was bidding on it. The buy in now is 250 and it's at 165 on bid right now.

 

Wow Sucker born every minute Maybe if it that was a 1910 D Lincoln

 

The one listed at $99, sold for an accepted offer of $95.

 

I was not going to bid over $100 til I got some more info about it... glad you guys are around lol

 

I like Daniel Carr's creations. I think that they are pretty cool, and even own a few of his Carrter Dollars (the state quarter spoofs). But I did not pay much for these. I mostly like them for their humor and beauty.

That being said, I do not consider them to have much if any Numismatic value. These are privately made coins, and there are no checks on mintage numbers that I know about. In my opinion, I would get a really nice government made Indian Head even if it means saving up for it.

Just my opinion.

 

Agree. Been saving for a 1909 s Indian Head to complete my book

 

Okay... I didn't see the exact number it sold for, which is why I didn't mention it other than to say to say it sold via the best offer option.

 

Dan is very meticulous about keeping records of mintage as well as die parings and notorious for keeping his mintage numbers extreemly low

 

Daniel Carr's creations are cool, but they are just not in my collecting interest. But they do show a unique skill and imagination.

 

For identification purposes, I maintain a production "blog" for all of the fantasy-date over-strikes that I've done, including the "1910-D" Indian Head cent:
http://www.moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_over-struck_list.htm

 

What is it worth? The copper value is about 2 cents.

What will some poor, unfortunate sucker pay for this counterfeit? Way too much.

 

Around 100 sounds right for that piece.