2002-D sac struck through a thread?

darktone

I was just looking through a roll of these coins today and I came across this one that has been struck through a piece of thread ? It goes from the rim through the date across through the baby's head to the rim. worth more than a dollar? Thanks mike

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littlewicher

Looks cool. I think it would be worth more then a dollar. I've seen state quarters struck through stuff like that, which have brought big money.

supercoin

I can't tell from the photo, but it's sometimes easy to mistake damage for a strike-through.

If it is an error, generally speaking the more dramatic the better. Not sure this one rises to "Days of Our Lives" status.

1907Quarter

perhaps All My Children?

darktone

yeah it's not real dramatic. It looks like a scratch from a couple of feet away but it is a strike-thru. mike

Dog97

That's pretty cool. It might be wire too. It's not worth a whole lot because that is a minor object that was struck thru but is worth more than a $.
ps why does that Indian woman have a baby's head in a sack over her shoulder?

MastaHanky

<< ps why does that Indian woman have a baby's head in a sack over her shoulder? >>

That's why they're called SACKajaweas.

danglen

The model for Sacagewea is an Indian lady named Randy L'Teton, and the "baby's head", is actually a WalMart doll. Randy did an internship at ANA headquarters a couple of summers back, and was really great about signing just about anything you put in front of her. I agree that the strike through is worth more than a dollar, but is not dramatic enough to command big bucks. I have been selling a Virginia quarter on eBay, struck though grease, with the devices barely recognizable, for prices ranging between $30 and $70.