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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jtlee321, post: 2799889, member: 73983&quot;]I think it all depends.&nbsp; There are series and specific dates within a series that are very common to have clashes.&nbsp; Then there are series that have very few known clashes.&nbsp; Top that off with how substantial is the clash?</p><p><br /></p><p>Buffalo Nickels are well known to have clashes, especially on the Indian&#039;s chin.&nbsp; Many times you can find most of the motto transferred from the reverse to the obverse.&nbsp; These don&#039;t tend to command a large premium though, because they are common.&nbsp; Morgan Dollars on the other hand can command a premium for the stronger clashes with letter transfers.&nbsp; Coins such as Washington Quarters are not known for many strong clashes and I&#039;m not sure how much of a premium they would bring.&nbsp; I think it depends on who the buyer is.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have a Washington Quarter with a very strong clash on the reverse.&nbsp; It&#039;s one of the strongest I have seen, but I have not really been looking for them either.&nbsp; I bought it simply because it interested me.&nbsp; I did not pay a premium for the clash as the seller made no mention of it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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