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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clawcoins, post: 4163668, member: 77814&quot;]by the way, if you do your research FIRST and be &quot;unbiased&quot; (this is the hardest for people as they *desire* to be finding something that everyone else has over looked, because, well, there is no good explanation for this other than people think they are smarter than every one else).</p><ul> <li>It was discovered in 1970.</li> <li>It was estimated that approximately 100 of these reached circulation.</li> <li>So far, 50 years for the collectors to find them.</li> <li>The last time one was found was in 2010 which was from a roll saved from decades earlier.</li> <li>and 2007 when a roll was sold at a high end coin dealer, from an estate which contained one example.</li> <li>Thus your odds are close to, if not, nill to find one in pocket change.</li> </ul><p>Looking at an example it would look like this:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1073622[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><ul> <li>Ignore the Date as you are not experienced enough to visually tell the difference yet.</li> <li>Look at the shift if the <u><b>IN GOD WE TRUST</b></u>.&nbsp; each letter is clearly overlapped with a second letter.</li> <li>Look a rotation of LIBERTY which is closer at the Y and is more rotated/spread at the L as the second letter overlaps the first and separates more the closer you get to the edge.</li> <li>The rotation is like a bicycle wheel rotating - slower/less in the middle and more/faster on the outer edge.</li> </ul><p>That cent you posted looks nothing like the above.</p><p><br /></p><p>The last time one of these sold it went for over $85,000 (from my quick check).</p><p>So losing $100 isn&#039;t bad considering ...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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