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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 469365, member: 66&quot;]In some cases it can be possible to determine the die variety and therefor the date.&nbsp; For most coins it will not matter that much as the value will be minimal, but if the coin turns out to be a rare date of variety then the coin can have significant value.&nbsp; For example my 1799 S-188 is a dateless coin.&nbsp; Now it would be worth a lot more with a date, but even dateless it is probably worth at least a couple hundred dollars.&nbsp; (AG starts around $1200)&nbsp; I found an dateless 1804 in a group that a collector brought me awhile back, that&#039;s also a couple hundred.&nbsp; I&#039;d pay $1000 for a dateless 1801 S-217 or 1796 S-96[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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