 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
Probably $10 or under, I would guess. The reason you can't find one graded is because they usually aren't worth the cost of grading. Struck through grease on circulation strikes is not uncommon and generally not sought after by collectors.
Yes, unscrupulous people on the internet ask outrageous amounts. Can you find one that actually sold?
I can't see an experienced error collector getting even a little bit excited about that one. Since it is struck through a small amount of grease it would not even appeal to collectors of mint state examples. Put it on the BST and see if you get any offers.
Don't pay attention to the absurd asking prices on eBay.
Here’s one without a strike through (better, to me). It’s been up for a month. Too high. Hide it from yourself for twenty-five years. I like those misguided submissions, but I don’t pay more than five bucks plus some shipping.
@MarkKelley said:
$800? Really? Are you considering buying it?
I'd say $10 is about right. I sold this dramatic Kennedy half struck thru on eBay last month. It only sold for around $50 iirc. It was one of the most dramatic ones I've even seen!
@Jcruz2020 said:
 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
@Jcruz2020 said:
 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
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 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
 on this coin. I can’t find a graded 1986-P. All the ones I found are ungraded and they’re asking north of $800 on this coin.
Probably $10 or under, I would guess. The reason you can't find one graded is because they usually aren't worth the cost of grading. Struck through grease on circulation strikes is not uncommon and generally not sought after by collectors.
Yes, unscrupulous people on the internet ask outrageous amounts. Can you find one that actually sold?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/395461520388
I'm having a tough time seeing the struck thru area. Is it under Monticello?
If it's that minor then many will suggest that it's worth 5 cents. (I'm not sure if MS65 nickels from that era have a premium.)
I can't see an experienced error collector getting even a little bit excited about that one. Since it is struck through a small amount of grease it would not even appeal to collectors of mint state examples. Put it on the BST and see if you get any offers.
Don't pay attention to the absurd asking prices on eBay.
$800? Really? Are you considering buying it?
Welcome to the forum.
Here’s one without a strike through (better, to me). It’s been up for a month. Too high. Hide it from yourself for twenty-five years. I like those misguided submissions, but I don’t pay more than five bucks plus some shipping.
He owns it?
I'd say $10 is about right. I sold this dramatic Kennedy half struck thru on eBay last month. It only sold for around $50 iirc. It was one of the most dramatic ones I've even seen!
Bots repeat messages. Just saying.
God Bless, CRHer700
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Top of Jefferson’s head.