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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 810415, member: 4552&quot;]Everyone is missing one important factor with those types of errors. It all depends on if you trying to sell them or purchase one. Also, the grade, condition of them is also of some importance. By this I mean if you took the average ones and tried to sell them to a dealer at a coin show, almost all would say to just spend them. HOWEVER, if you asked the same dealer if you could purchase one, you&#039;ld find out even the slightest of any kind of error is worth a few dollars. And in MS grades could be as much as seveal dollars regardless of the denomination. </p><p>I used to many years ago attempt to save even the slightest of any type of error such as those slight offsets and eventually found no one will purchase them for not to much more than face. Yet at coin shows I&#039;ve seen coins that would require a microscope to detect the error mentioned and yet they are selling to someone.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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