COMMEMORATIVE ERRORS VS. PROOF ERRORS
KINCOIN
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There are only a few proof variety errors mentioned in the coin books that I have been reading.Some of them are very valuable such as the1968 S no S coming in at $ 8,500.00 in pf65. There does not seem to be any variety errors in the commemorative coinage is that because they are inspected more rigorously than proof sets?
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37 years. Many of these are highly collectible and include double dies, OMM's,
upside down MM's, design changes, unc dies polished for use as proof dies &
more. There have also been many errors reported. Even a die cap has been
found in a modern set, though this one was probably intentional.
Most of these are not listed in the mainstream guides due to their being overly
esoteric. Some do have premiums due to their scarcity anyway.
not rpm's-oops
Collector
Thanks the information is helpfull. I think error collecting is very interesting especially in the proofs since they are more rare.
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cladking how does somebody intentionaly cap a die?
isn't what I meant by intentional. I meant that this error was intentionally
included in the set. It was much too large and too thick to fit into the plas-
tic case, and it's hard to believe that with this hand assembled set that the as-
semblor didn't notice that the coin going in was not standard.
Veteran
Big bucks for the commemorative Unc. 1989-D Congress Bicentennial Sil. Dollar with dies rotated 360 degrees????
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