found mismarked NGC holder

I was looking for Vams and as I turned it over to check for doubled O mintmark, there was no O on the reverse! just a plain old 1884 (wish it was a S there) it is a MS63 is there any premium on this kind of coin?
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<< <i>No, not really. >>
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<< <i>you never know what it may bring on ebay...uh...let's see...the ngc misplaced o error dollar...yup ngc says it has one but i can't find it...or it must of fell off...type of listing...;-) >>
Then you will have some real premium attached to it.
<< <i>one of the coins i own that i like the best is a 1884 cc morgan and listed on the holder is 1881 cc i like it the way it is so no plan on getting it corrected or planning to sell >>
What have you been feeding that CC to make the 1 grow so fat?
You wouldn't believe how long it took to get him to sit still for this.
<< <i>one of the coins i own that i like the best is a 1884 cc morgan and listed on the holder is 1881 cc i like it the way it is so no plan on getting it corrected or planning to sell >>
that is realllly cool
These 2 are my fav. The 1941 merc was my 1st error slab.
Herb
<< <i>I have a 2018 american silver eagle graded first strike by PCGS. I don't see anything wrong with my slab. >>
This reply is worthless with out pics
Herb
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<< <i>I was looking for Vams and as I turned it over to check for doubled O mintmark, there was no O on the reverse! just a plain old 1884 (wish it was a S there) it is a MS63 is there any premium on this kind of coin? >>
Not a big premium unless you can attract slab error collectors!
I'll try to purchase any slab errors that have IKEs in them but that pretty much limits my scope. I know it screws up the pop reports but for the stuff I've found its a nit as not a whole lot of folks really care about the populations of low grade BiCentennial IKEs.
As a matter of fact, I just ran across one the other day.
Mislabeled as a 1976 when it should have been a 1976-D
Here's one I did get corrected as the Type 2 Pops, since they are so low, should be as correct as possible.
This is actually a Type 1 coin which I paid Type 2 money for but it wasn;t really that much since the grade is so low and at the time the Low Ball IKE set didn't exist.
Lastly, I bought this one off of Heritage specifically because it was a mechanical and paid its T2 value. It was listed as a mechanical error which I thought would be cool to have. Trouble is, Heritage had it corrected before it was shipped out which kinda irritated me but given the value of a 1976 T1 MS66, I can understand.
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Jeff