just what kind of error is this ?
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I saw that auction but it got pulled. Did you offer the seller a BIN?0
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broadstruck with damage? or a broadstruck doublestrike?
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Broadstruck, with damage0
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sellers picsregardless of how many posts I have, I don't consider myself an "expert" at anything0
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It is broadstruck slightly off-center to the 9:00 position. Yeah, it is damaged, but still desirable as a type coin error as long as you didn't overpay. Good eye and nice PU.
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Uncentered broadstrike... Shame about the damage as that's a tough "O" mint error
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<< <i>It is broadstruck slightly off-center to the 9:00 position. Yeah, it is damaged, but still desirable as a type coin error as long as you didn't overpay. Good eye and nice PU.
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Is $110 overpaying?
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<< <i>broadstruck with damage? or a broadstruck doublestrike? >>
I was thinking broadstruck doublestrike as well.
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$110? A value is tough because of the damage. With no damage and certified by PCGS, and being from New Orleans, I would anticipate it being in the $1000-$1500 range (Realone ... don't badger me with "show me the comps" PMs ... it's just a gut feeling, my friend
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With damage ... I would pass, even at $110, unless I collected the series or needed the "type" for an error set. I would bet that an error dealer may retail this at $250 (Realone ... that's another guess!
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<< <i>Broadstruck
$110? A value is tough because of the damage. With no damage and certified by PCGS, and being from New Orleans, I would anticipate it being in the $1000-$1500 range (Realone ... don't badger me with "show me the comps" PMs ... it's just a gut feeling, my friend
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With damage ... I would pass, even at $110, unless I collected the series or needed the "type" for an error set. I would bet that an error dealer may retail this at $250 (Realone ... that's another guess!
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If it was a issue free AU or UNC I feel the value would far exceed $1000-$1500 range.To Err Is Human.... To Collect Err's Is Just Too Much Darn Tootin Fun!0 -
I don't think $110 is too much if you need it to fill a tough hole. You're going to pay MANY multiples of that for a problem-free example. I wouldn't have any regrets about this purchase.I'm addicted to exonumia ... it is numismatic crack!
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<< <i>Broadstruck
$110? A value is tough because of the damage. With no damage and certified by PCGS, and being from New Orleans, I would anticipate it being in the $1000-$1500 range (Realone ... don't badger me with "show me the comps" PMs ... it's just a gut feeling, my friend
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With damage ... I would pass, even at $110, unless I collected the series or needed the "type" for an error set. I would bet that an error dealer may retail this at $250 (Realone ... that's another guess!
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If it was a issue free AU or UNC I feel the value would far exceed $1000-$1500 range. >>
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