1976 $1 coin rare error found need advice
moynaghrules
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I found this last night and cannot seem to come up with anything as far as value or whether or not to grade but notice the "D" in dollar has a "c" on the inside. 
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Counterstamped, not a Mint error.
The value is one dollar.
That is a metal punch tool, consider it altered/damage and only worth 1$ face. That said it is an almost 50 year old obsolete currency and it would most likely make a kids day if you gave it to them. Consider that as an outlet
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
I knew that that thing would show up.
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By the way, welcome. Thanks for posting your question here.
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Post mint damage, $1
someone punched a C there
damaged
My advice is to read up on mint errors and get some knowledge.
The "Omega" Ike dollar.
The "C" is for counterstamp.
Sideways omega (fail).
Does the C go into the coin or raise up like the D it is inside?
Are you trying to educate him? He's long gone.
It goes into the coin.
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I agree with post-mint damage. HOWEVER, I am pretty sure this is actually a collectable one.
It appears to be a casino counterstamp. I collect these on Morgan and Peace dollars but never bothered to pick up Eisenhower dollars with such counterstamps.
Official PCGS account of:
www.TallahasseeCoinClub.com
PMD
Rare Charlotte mint dollar.