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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rushcoin1, post: 24674618, member: 2791&quot;]Some who have the foresight may learn the premium in years to come but that to me is not the main point.&nbsp; The fact that these exist underscores a whole new perspective to a whole nearly new area of numismatics.&nbsp; These do not cleanly fall into the category of Errors.&nbsp; In some ways there may be Varieties, but mostly there will be Hidden and/or Blatant Images, that stem sometimes from master hubs and sometimes from individual dies.&nbsp; Some will be Master Varieties and others simply Varieties, but those that come from single dies will certainly carry premiums.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>There are for instance a number of examples of DDO&#039;s, etc., (that come from Master Hubs/Dies such as some 1958 and 1972 cents) and as such they are certainly more plentiful but still they have proven to be collectible Varieties.&nbsp; The key here is for people to try to compile a subset of these Master-Hub produced coins in uncirculated condition, as well as to perhaps obtain any of the ones that come from individual dies such as the bear.&nbsp; (See also more detailed response to cw art).&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I could envision people trying to put together multiple sets of these so they can hand them down to their children and grand-children, and also to perhaps then sell any extras off to the public.&nbsp; BTW, I liked your comment about the draped Venus as shown on our second pic -- was that image on an ancient coin, and if so, which one, if you recall?&nbsp; Thx.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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