1920-S 10c AU 50 ( STRUCK THROUGH DEBRIS ) For Sale $300.00



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That's a nice error!
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I would havta think it's worth more than a "regular" 20-S.
I'd like to know who "Debris" is, though.
Pete
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Yes I wish they would have left some detail when they graded it
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Is there value? Heck yeah!
Nice struck thru.
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I like that one a lot.
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It is a nice struck through error.
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Thank you
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Next question: what was it struck through?
My vote is for a thread from a mop. Just a wild guess, of course.
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Given the pressure involved, I'm gonna say wire. Nice error in a slab. Peace Roy
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Great error! I’d say the debris was a piece of wire of some sort.
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That is a cool struck through...and has seen a lot of commerce. Probably a wire of some sort...Cheers, RickO
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I THINK YOUR RIGHT ABOUT IT PROBABLY BEING A WIRE OF SOME SORT
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The reason I don't think it was wire is that it does not seem as deep as it is wide. A wire would presumably be fully struck down into the coin and not be compressed, unless it was heavily plastic coated.
But who knows.
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Errors must not have been collected as much back then or it would not have seen so much use. Today I suspect a coin like that would be scarfed right up.
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That's a long scar face.
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I appreciate all the feedback
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@BuffaloIronTail said:
I'd like to know who "Debris" is, though.Debra's French cousin.
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Food for thought is that in 1920 wire was often solid gauge rather than braided or multi strand. IMO. Peace Roy
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Thanks Roy
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Nice
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