Does this Barber half worth any..

aussielover

I just never seen anything like this before.. Link

Wondo

The sharp strike makes me think it might be the first one off of the dies - maybe its one of those Amon-Carter Bust halvers.

goldrush00013

Me neither, interesting though.

kamehameha00

Never seen or heard of anything like this, it looks pretty cool though.

FullHorn

I think its cool but my album might not lay flat anymore

melikecoins

I saw alot of those in the 70's
Mostly Kennedy's, but some Barber's, Peace and Morgan's

Glen

Goldfinger

It comes with a warning label:

DO NOT VIEW THIS COIN AFTER DROPPING ACID.

nankraut

Last summer I was at the Smithsonian, viewing the National coin collection, and saw one of these. I thought it was unique, but apparently not. Thbis one should go for high 7 figures.

mgoodm3

Alien infested coin, ask JohnZ about it.

ccex

And we thought Charles Barber hated high relief?

I've seen a few of these on eBay before. Nicely done.

ldhair

These are sometimes called pushed-out, popped-out, embossed or repousse coins.

They were made with all types of coins with several different images.

Some of the early ones bring nice prices for a token.

This is a Nickel.

MrEureka

Glen Burger had dies for the pop out design at the Baltiimore show last week. If this one sells for good money, consider buying the dies and making more of the things.