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Found this going through some buffalos i had recieved when i was a kid!
i dont know what it is worth as far as double dies go,a lot of this coin stuff is new to me!I am learning more everyday,the more i research,the more i find.
thought you all would enjoy seeing it.
Good luck all.
 

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that is one sweeeeeeeet coin!

HH
-GC
 
I don't see a Double die '36 listed, but the '35 is worth quite a bit.
You might have found a expensive coin there. Keep us informed!
 
That baby looks like new!!
 
that is a sweet looking coin
good eyes LabradorBob
Congrats :thumbsup:

fortbball9
 
tymcmurray said:
I don't see a Double die '36 listed, but the '35 is worth quite a bit.
You might have found a expensive coin there. Keep us informed!

I couldn't find one for '36 either - you might want to have it checked out. If he doesn't see this post, try PM'ing oddcoins - he collects error coins and has a good bit of knowledge about them...

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?action=profile;u=16597
 
There are a few DD's for 36, unfortunately your's appears to be what they call strike doubling, caused by a loose die generally.

Beautiful coin though! I love seeing one in such good shape! :)
 
NOW THAT is an EF grade coin! From one of the previous posts, and prices, I'd say comfortably, 150.00 coin. VERY NICE. :thumbsup: MO
 
hogge said:
NOW THAT is an EF grade coin! From one of the previous posts, and prices, I'd say comfortably, 150.00 coin. VERY NICE. :thumbsup: MO
I'm no coin expert by any means,but I would say Au-50 or higher Hogge.. I really don't see any wear on the horn or the hair band.. If I'm wrong could you point it out to me for future reference? thanks!
 
Grinchy Elf said:
There are a few DD's for 36, unfortunately your's appears to be what they call strike doubling, caused by a loose die generally.

Beautiful coin though! I love seeing one in such good shape! :)

I agree ~ its not a doubled die ~ its strike doubling. There's a fine line between poor minting and an error ~ strike doubling is more on the side of poor minting.

Here's the address to my error coin web page:
http://community.webtv.net/oddcoins/NeilMcElroyspagefor
 
Bob this if the:;


Cherrypickers Book
BY Bill Fivaz and J. T. Stanton
FS #5¢ - 018.7

Type of Variety: Doubled Die Obverse (1-0-VI)
Description: Doubling is seen on LIBERT & DATE
Comments: This is the strongest known Class IV doubled die obverse for this series
Value: AU- $150, MS-63 $450, MS-65 $750
 
Nice find! Old coins are fun!
 
Wow nice coin
 
AWSOME FIND. GOOD LOOKING COIN :thumbsup:
 

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