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Message:: [QUOTE="Evan8, post: 3218451, member: 74343"]Mostly what I find is about 10-20% off center with full date. They get pretty scarce past 30% and still show a full date, but not hard to find. There is like a 1951 or something on ebay and all you can see is the date, it's that far off. They were asking a couple hundred bucks I think. The thing is It seems to be more about the date. The earlier the date the more expensive. Grade also plays a part as well sometimes. My 1911 P is 10% off center and graded AU50 by ANACS. I paid $220 about 4 years ago. At the same time there was another 1911 from denver about 10% off center as well they were asking $800. I have about half of the 1940s decade and I think the 1943 was the only one over 100 bucks. The rest I feel I did well on. 1944 is by far the most common year to have been struck off center as far as i can tell. S and D mints are of course more scarce as well. Surprisingly i havent seen as many from the 1950s. As with all pricing of mint errors it can really be a crapshoot. My list so far off the top of my head of off center wheats that I own include 1911, 1917 S, 1918 D, 1919 D, 1926 D (only one I've seen), 1937, 1941, 1943, 1944, 1945, and 1947 S. I just look for off center, i dont have a preference for how far.[/QUOTE]