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palidin20603

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Sell some of your 40%ers and have it sent off to get slabbed, maybe that would give you a better idea on value? Then you may be able to take it to a coin show and see what the offers look like.
 

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sweet double clip man! I do not know much on errors, but from what I hear, double clipped coins are worth considerably more than a single clip. I have a double clipped nickel, a few single clipped pennies dimes and nickels, they just go in my "oddities" pile along with a bunch of other "keepers"

-"keepers" referring to the non-silver, non-wheat pile with anything I come across that is unusual, usually errors and extremely worn coins.
 

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if one clip is around 25 a double may go fer 50 ? if it had 3 sell fer 75 etc......
 

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My guess is that the proportion of double clip coins to single clip coins should roughly be similar to the proportion of single clip coins to normal coins.

Therefore, since a single clip coin is worth 50 times face value, it would not be unreasonable to think that a double clip coin is worth 50 times what a single clip coin lists for--at least as a starting point. $1250.

Now, figuring out the demand is another thing. Perhaps someone would buy it for 20% of that. I don't think $250 is unreasonable for such a dramatic error.
 

kontrapunktus1750

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A 1971D double clip that's just as nice as yours sold for $48 on ebay. A beat up and not very clipped 1999P sold for $8.

So, my opinion, the market right now is probably about $30-$45 range, and probably not worth getting slabbed. Borderline though, you could probably get an almost 100% return on the fee.

KENNEDY 1971D DOUBLE CLIPPED HALF DOLLAR ***FREE SHIPPING*** | eBay

1999 DOUBLE CLIPPED PLANCHET JFK KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR ERROR | eBay

Oh well, so much for my theory. :dontknow:
 

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Error coin collectors are a small and finicky bunch, they will pay big for what they like. Not like silver, which has a pretty much set price no matter what it is 35%, 40%, 90%, .925,.975 etc, etc, Find the right person, sit on it till you can get the price you think it should bring. Dig your coin, man.
 

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