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Recently sold on Ebay (in the past year) range from $30 - $70 in an ungraded state. If the coin is in great condition and is graded high, much more upwards of $100-$200.

Would have to see what you mean by a smudge. Am guessing without seeing it, this could be what’s called a grease error. “Most grease-filled die errors are pretty common, and it would have to be a pretty extreme case to make it worth a substantial premium. Usually, when you see a coin that has some of the letters/numbers missing, it is most likely due to a filled die or the coin was intentionally altered.” (Cited from: www.cointalk.com/threads/error-questions-filled-die-struck-thru-grease-is-it-worth-it.193662/)

Thanks 👍 could be…still in shock

How about this, we can be besties, I’ll pick you up and drive, you pay for all purchases and I get to keep all good finds, deal?

I thought about doing that AFTER driving home, DANG IT! For sure IF there’s a next time.

@@TheCurrencySearcher Yeah, I have a bad habbit of looking at Tip jars. One place knows me, and knows what to look for, so I am happy about that. one of the guys there got a star dollar, not worth much, but they said it was cool and never noticed.

That’s GREAT! I started showing bartenders, servers and bank tellers of establishments I frequent some easy things to look for. Also handout coffee gift cards, donuts or bagels depending on who and where they work as a THANK YOU. You might be surprised how much that little gesture goes.

I asked bartender if she wrote that. Sadly everyone gets that message. hehe 😂

i can’t disagree with your statement

6 or 7 almost or 6 or 7 ladder or broken ladder notes? I haven’t found one yet. WOW CONGRATS!

Thank you and glad you enjoyed the venture. I have loads of videos so look for more soon on the Tube. You can also find me on most all other social media platforms @TheCurrencySearcher

HORRAY! MM is THE man!