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Moose1913
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At this point, paying big money for Washbuck errors is gambling. We don't know how common they'll be. I've heard way more than the usual number of "errors" so far, largely because of the way the edges are done. As a result I'd be afraid to throw big money at any errors for now, but I'd certainly cherry and/or keep the ones I found to see how the market values them ultimately.
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Was the edge lettered?
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<< <i>Was the edge lettered? >>
That would be a neat error. I would sent it to PCGS right away so they could slab it as a washington before J. Adams comes out.
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