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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;doctorzee, post: 505183, member: 1968&quot;]Frank, don&#039;t sound so defensive.&nbsp; You are no doubt correct (in my opinion also).&nbsp; I think it is a) defective planchet (light - insufficient Ag to strike up) (however, since I have 2, probably not), or a test strike (light).&nbsp; Its interesting, though, just how &quot;struck up&quot; the rest of the coin is for a &quot;light&quot; strike.&nbsp; Seems like most of it should be light.&nbsp; UNLESS the planchet is concave both sides going in, thereby striking all but the center up first, and only flowing metal into the center under proper pressure.&nbsp; Being from Denver, and being Pres of a local Coin Club, we often have a Denver Mint person come to speak.&nbsp; I&#039;ll ask (and report to y&#039;all) when I find out.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Regarding price, no doubt it&#039;s worth about $11.50 anyway.&nbsp; I also think most people wouldn&#039;t pay a nickel in collector error value for this.&nbsp; HOWEVER, whaddya bet I get over $75 if I put one up on Ebay??</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Thanks again all - at least we all know now such things are out there and not &quot;unique&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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