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See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
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<< <i>This isn't worth anything extra since it's minted by a mint other than the U.S. mint. >>
I didn't see him mention anywhere that he believed it was more valuable for being an error...
and so what! It's still cool!
I myself just started picking up eye appealing priced right token errors.
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link or not to link is the question, no buyers, little traffic, excuses from people for not clicking and the amount of hate this forum has for me are the issues
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.<< <i>I have always thought D Carr would do very well if he did VERY limited error types with numbered COA's. >>
Not really an error if you do it on purpose!
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<< <i>I have always thought D Carr would do very well if he did VERY limited error types with numbered COA's. >>
Not really an error if you do it on purpose! >>
<< <i>This isn't worth anything extra since it's minted by a mint other than the U.S. mint. >>
I disagree. Potential buyers of such an item will be the judge of what it is worth.
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<< <i>I have always thought D Carr would do very well if he did VERY limited error types with numbered COA's. >>
Not really an error if you do it on purpose! >>
True. I have, however, produced some "error" coins which I've sold. Like a few double-over-struck "1816" Capped Bust half dollars, for example.
While not technically "error" coins, each was struck a second time off-center to obliterate a rim flaw that was visible after the first centered over-strike.
So they weren't technically "errors", but they weren't pre-planned either.
<< <i>This isn't worth anything extra since it's minted by a mint other than the U.S. mint. >>
I guess you represent the collective conscience of numismatic buyers
Nice error!
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<< <i>This isn't worth anything extra since it's minted by a mint other than the U.S. mint. >>
I disagree. Potential buyers of such an item will be the judge of what it is worth. >>
Indeed! I had to pay for manure for my garden last Spring!