Help with a coin I own; estimates?

Click the link, then at the top tree (links) click on errors. Now scroll down at the left side you'll see Completed listings, check the box and click show listings

 

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$977.50 http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=438&Lot_No=2044
$977.50 http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=438&Lot_No=2046
$1380.00 http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=430&Lot_No=3758
$920.00 http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=430&Lot_No=3759
$1035.00 http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=342&Lot_No=8428

 

Thanks. I found it from those instructions. Unfortunately, it took me to a login page and I don't have an account there. (I'm still in research stage, not buying stage so I have no account with the bay.) I don't trust ebay so I doubt I would ever try to buy that way but I may start an account there when I start pricing research. For now its still real/fake research.

 

is coin is real this is my coin 1998/1999 picture

 

It's definitely real. You really have a 1999 cent struck over a 1998 dime? That makes it even better.

 

Hard to tell for sure from the picture but hat last one looks like a 98/98 to me. The cent is definitely a 98 and I am fairly sure the dime is as well.

 

Both look real to me... but I'd be interested to say what grading companies would have to say (my views about TPG's nothwithstanding lol I have no problem with paying for authentication rahter than grading).

If either of you send your coin in to be graded/authenticated, let us know the results, be greatly interested in hearing them. (Make sure to specify error attribution when you send them in).

BTW that second coin looks like both strikes are 1998 to me. A 1998 cent struck on a 1998 dime.