can i say this is a error coin even if i can see the outline/shadow of the T?
mb357
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mb357
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It appears to be a grease filled die. There are no specific rules. The level of value or interest (if any) might depend on the severity.
There seems to be a market for these even though they're very common with no real value.
A minor error... grease filled letter is likely.... Some collectors will pay a small premium. Cheers, RickO
Yes, you can say it
BHNC #203
thanks
Minor mint error with a minor value. Will any of the major grading services slab it and add "FILLED DIE" to the label? This is a hypothetical question since it wouldn't be worth the expense of getting it slabbed.
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PCGS would not slab it, as it is too minor an error.
Yes, they do not slab very minor die cracks or filled dies, etc.