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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Neal, post: 6550624, member: 43872&quot;]Does the OP&#039;s coin have added value or not?&nbsp; People will buy what they like, and pay what they want to.&nbsp; What to me has no added value, to someone else is worth a premium.&nbsp; Everyone is free to make up his or her own rules for what is collectible or beautiful.&nbsp; I don&#039;t like toning regardless of the color (it is surface altering environmental damage), but someone else might have a collection of &quot;beautiful&quot; (in his or her eyes) toned Morgans for which they paid a fortune.&nbsp; If it brings them joy, that&#039;s their business and I am happy for them!&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t pay a dime premium for a doubled die variety that I can&#039;t see without a strong magnifying glass, although I would stick one back in a 2x2 as a curiosity if I got it at face or as a gift.&nbsp; Personally, I think lamination errors are interesting, and I might pay a very small premium for a nice one.&nbsp; On the other hand, if I were looking to profit by selling a coin, I would have to consider the likelihood that someone else would pay a premium.&nbsp; What I like would have nothing to do with it.&nbsp; It is unlikely that a serious collector or dealer would be willing to pay anything extra for the OP&#039;s coin.&nbsp; On the other hand, it is a genuine minor error and who knows what it might bring on ebay or one of the other wilder markets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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