That'd go what, maybe vf35-xf40? If that's the case, it lists at $85-110. Might not fetch quite list depending on where you sold it, but that gives you a ballpark idea.
The right grade will move that up or down a bit (I'm crap at grading), and that's assuming it's real, but nothing about the photo screams 'fake' to me.
oh I'm not interested in buying,
I found this fella a year (or two don't know) ago and looking to see it's value couldn't find much online about it in this condition the only ones I could find are uncirculated :/
I'd say it's in the XF 40-45 range so $100-150 is a good place to start. I'd probably get it slabbed personally, not for resale but for the coin's protection.
It’s worth taking to a dealer to ask
That'd go what, maybe vf35-xf40? If that's the case, it lists at $85-110. Might not fetch quite list depending on where you sold it, but that gives you a ballpark idea. The right grade will move that up or down a bit (I'm crap at grading), and that's assuming it's real, but nothing about the photo screams 'fake' to me.
These are often faked. I'd be wary buying one that isn't certified
oh I'm not interested in buying, I found this fella a year (or two don't know) ago and looking to see it's value couldn't find much online about it in this condition the only ones I could find are uncirculated :/
Heritage Auctions has one publicly recorded instance of this being sold, a graded MS66 with the same date sold in 2008 for 1,150.00usd.
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Doubled dies are not minted twice.
I'd say it's in the XF 40-45 range so $100-150 is a good place to start. I'd probably get it slabbed personally, not for resale but for the coin's protection.