<< <i>That's the "Small Date, Small (reverse) Letters" variety. >>
A PCGS blunder ("mechanical error") then. So would this be covered by the PCGS guarantee ? Suppose someone paid the large date price for it. Could they turn it over to PCGS and get paid the difference between the large-date and small-date value ?
PS: I have no connection to this particular coin - not my auction, I don't know the seller, I have no current or planned ownership stake in it.
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<< <i>I don't think so:
eBay 1842-D gold $5 Half Eagle "Large Date" >>
Do we see a fantasey med date Half eagle coming down the line?
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<< <i>I don't think so:
eBay 1842-D gold $5 Half Eagle "Large Date" >>
Do we see a fantasey med date Half eagle coming down the line? >>
No.
<< <i>That's the "Small Date, Small (reverse) Letters" variety. >>
A PCGS blunder ("mechanical error") then. So would this be covered by the PCGS guarantee ?
Suppose someone paid the large date price for it. Could they turn it over to PCGS and get paid
the difference between the large-date and small-date value ?
PS:
I have no connection to this particular coin - not my auction, I don't know the seller, I have no current or planned ownership stake in it.