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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 25767377, member: 78298&quot;]Your coin would have to be worth $100 or more to get it graded.</p><p>As grading is expensive and if you spend 40 or 50 dollars on a top tier grading service (shipping, insurance, cost of grading) if your coin was worth 40 or 50 dollars you aren&#039;t gaining anything, unless you need some kind of set where it all has to be graded. Lower tier grading costs less, but they also command less on the market. Personally I don&#039;t like grading anything. The exception would be a very valuable (let&#039;s say gold coin worth $2000, because now this serial number is a kind of insurance against theft, proof of ownership, etc.) Even if this coin was an error it would only be worth a few dollars.</p><p>This coin is probably worth a nickel.</p><p>The problem is You Tube and Facebook videos which misinform people about valuable errors and everyone thinks they have one.</p><p>Knowledge about coins is an entire field of study that can take a lifetime. But these videos make people think they have a valuable coin when they really don&#039;t.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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