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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;phidelt370, post: 64887, member: 3849&quot;]<b>thank you</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks to you guys for the advice.&nbsp; As far as the second error, I do not believe it to be damage.&nbsp; According to the local dealer, Fred Weinberg suggested that it was probably a filled die, although he could not identify what it may have been.&nbsp; It seems to me that two errors on the same coin would be extremely rare and thus more valuable, although I guess that depends on whether or not you could find a collector willing to pay more for it.&nbsp; As far as selling the coin, I am really in no rush.&nbsp; I agree that it would be proper etiquette to sell to the local dealer for his trouble to research it for me, although I do not know enough about it yet to jump at the first offer.&nbsp; I am very curious as well about whether or not this is something that is likely to increase in value over time.&nbsp; If so, then I might just be interested in holding onto it.&nbsp; I do find this to be a very interesting conversation piece, as this is my first experience finding an error coin, so I wouldn&#039;t mind holding onto it for a while either, although the money is tempting.&nbsp; I guess I could go either way right now.&nbsp; Just curious if there might be collectors out there willing to pay more than a dealer could offer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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