1978 D lincoln Cent, it starts at the bow tie and proceeds over the date and loops back thru his nose , follows thru his cheek and curves up at his ear and up towards the top of his head and stops at the D in god. Any value on something like this.
Some yes - how much is anybody's guess. It would depend on who wanted to buy it and how bad they wanted it. They do make neat errors though.
Understood I love this error hobby, I'm slowly learning whats worth something and whats not. I don't think anybody learns this hobby fast. Myself I keep anything thats worth a buck or more or has possible vaule in the future. My goal is to research and learn while collecting as much as I can over the next 15 years, next year I should be ready to start getting the good ones graded authenticated and slabbed. In 15 years I will sell my collection and buy myself a bunch of fun.
survivor - Here is another struck through error, again a string, on a coin you don't see every day. It is a 1749 2 reale struck in Mexico city. Thought you might enjoy it
Is the string still in it? Interesting, at the bottom it almost looks like gouge marks but at the top you can see if it were a gouge it would have not missed the Q.
