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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 809478, member: 66&quot;]Typically an error on a key date coin makes it a &quot;white elephant&quot; that no one really wants and will usually result in a lower price.&nbsp; As Camaro said most series collectors would rather have a non-error or as near perfect a coin as possible.&nbsp; Error collectors typically want a nice example of an error and they don&#039;t really care what the date/mint is so they would rather have the error on a NON-key date because they don&#039;t want to have to pay the extra premium for the key date.&nbsp; The only person who would be willing to pay a premium for it would be some one who is putting together the series with EVERY coin having the error, or an error.&nbsp; These collectors are VERY VERY rare.&nbsp; And even if you do find one it is hard to get a premium out of them because they know &quot;Who else are you going to sell it to?&quot;&nbsp; They have you over a barrel and they know it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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