1976 Type 2 Ike Strike Through Error

I picked up a small hoard of Ikes recently, and when I finally got around to looking them over, I found this bad boy. I thought it was a pretty neat strike through, so I thought I'd get some opinions from the board. Think I should have it holdered? I do.





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1) What does the reverse look like?
2) Is the coin uncirculated?
The reason I ask is this. I've pulled some IKEs from mint sets that have had horrible obverses (similar to yours without the strike through) and near-perfect reverse. Just wondering what the "whole" story on yours is. Can you post a reverse image?
If the coin is circulated and the reverse looks like the obverse, then I would not bother getting it slabbed. Even if the coin was uncirculated, I am not sure it would be worth the grading fees.
It is a very neat strike through though.
-Paul
At first glance it looks like the beginning of a Hobo IKE carving!
No comments on the obverse though as Philadelphia just didn't have it together for these coins! I've seen nice obverses paired with ratty reverses as well.
The name is LEE!
I'm having trouble telling from the shadows, but compared to the other hits it looks like a die crack to me.
I would vote "Struck Through String".
Wanna sell it?
Brian
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