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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ancient One, post: 893696, member: 24790&quot;]I just discovered a rare bird in mounting some Jeffersons this morning. It is late date (2000P) which has almost zero value.&nbsp; HOWEVER, it is unusually rare. Why?</p><p>First of all it is a VERY off-center strike, Nothing rare here. NEXT - it is MS 65 or better. Nothing rare here! However, it has a cracked die on obverse.&nbsp; Still nothing rare. But - <i><u>Now</u></i> it begins to get interesting. It <i><u>ALSO</u></i> has a cracked die on the reverse. BOTH sides?&nbsp; Hmmmmm!&nbsp;&nbsp; Now, I &#039;m interested! I&#039;m wondering if something like <i><u>THIS</u></i> might have a value since it has cracked dies on BOTH sides, <i><u>AND</u></i> a strong off-center strile -- all on one coin. Just guessing -- the odds of a cracked die AND an off center strike are high, but with both sides cracked - <i><u>AND</u></i> an off center, I suspect the odds now have become Astromical.&nbsp; Do any of you guys have a clue as to what the value on something like this might be --- ball park? I know there are those who like to collect mint errors.&nbsp; I have never seen anything quite like this. Sorry no photo, since it would not be possible to see the cracked dies. . . . also . . . I would not know how to post anyway, since I&#039;m a &#039;newbie&quot; online.</p><p>Ancient One[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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