How valuable is the 2016 shield multi error value?

How valuable is the 2016 shield multi error coin?

 

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Welcome to CT it would help if you could crop out all back ground on your pics and also if you could select full image when you post them.

It appears from what I can see from your pics are a MAD ( misaligned die) DDD ( die deterioration doubling) not sure if the line is a lamination error or a die crack that's the reason need better pics.IMHO

Try cuds-on-coins-.com

Dave

 

Retained cud

 

Retained cud I’m pretty sure

 

Retained cud

 

It's very possible I think I would wait for someone that has more experience than me.

It looks like a lamination error to me

Either way it's a cool find IMHO

Dave

 

@Jonathan buford @Dave363
This is a known Mint Error.. Here is an article written about it by Mike Diamond @mikediamond back in December of 2016 -

https://www.coinworld.com/content/c...ror-coin-lincoln-cent-die-break-rotation.html

I don't think there is an established value. I have never seen any for sale.
So I am just assuming it's worth what a collector is willing to pay for it.
In my opinion.

 

So paddyman98 so is that a cud then just for my information. I just wasn't sure thanks. Never mind good site

Dave

 

Nice find. The mentioned article is great too. Thanks guys.

 

I'm guessing that a second discovered instance of the one in the article will raise the value of both considerably...

 

Just don't swallow it.

 

Applies to a lot of things, including a bunch of reading material.

 

Yes, keep it retained out in the open.

 

"Jus' keep on chewin' on most of what ya' read, and don' be in such a hurry ta' swallow it."

 

A lot of fat and gristle, but not much meat.

 

I am just a guest to coin talk but I have the 2016 massive retained cud and 95 degree rotation on reverse too. I started collecting coins two months ago. Beginners luck!

 

Cud with a rotation is an interesting piece. Nice.

 

I'm not asking about value of 2016 Penny error. I realize it's like selling a house. The value is how much someone is willing to pay for it! Jeffb mentioned that if another one was found it would increase value. How many found determines it's value and how many found determine that it's worth a penny? I'm just learning about coins for a couple of months.

 

It's a very interesting error. I would keep it in a 2x2 IMHO..
And just know this.. You send a Mint Error to have it attributed.. Any coin you send gets a grade. Extra fee for attribution.