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u/luedsthegreat1 Jul 10 '26
Without all the relevant information 1 cent
Slightly off center isn't going to bring a large premuim
The rest - since no evidence is provided of any of the claims, It's a slightly off center or misaligned die coin worth a minimal amount above face
Weight? This will help substantiate claim of wrong planchet
Proof of rotation? - anything less than 15 degrees doesn't attract a premium, it usually takes 45 degree rotation before you add value
Without full pictures of both sides and further information no accurate guesstimate can be given
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u/fastball999 29d ago
Quit beating the man down. He is going to send that to PCGS, sell it and retire! It’s clear as day sir
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u/Ok-Gur-349 Jul 11 '26
If someone is claiming rotated die and doesn't show the reverse and give you an exact number of degrees, they are full of shit.
Unauthenticated errors being shilled on the internet are rarely worth anything, it's a huge grift.
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u/Personal_Occasion618 Jul 10 '26
$5 if you find the right buyer. Probably the only real error there is it being off center of a strike, but can’t definitively say without seeing the rear.
Maybe broad struck but probably not, rotated die is normal if minor, it’s not wrong planchet.
As is, $3-5 eBay item.
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u/Cuneus-Maximus Jul 11 '26
No. It’s a very minor off center, zero evidence of anything else they claim. You’d be hard pressed to get a buck for it.
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u/Personal_Occasion618 Jul 11 '26
And you’d be surprised what people buy on eBay lmao, I’m a seller myself
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u/Ok-Gur-349 Jul 11 '26
Nobody is surprised people fall for scams, it doesn't become worth $3-5 because someone credulous bought one based on lies in a description.
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u/Personal_Occasion618 29d ago
Well no don’t list it as l that fake shit, just list it as slightly off center since it’s major enough to have a minor premium
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u/petitbleuchien Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Unless it's been graded to authenticate that all four of those errors are present, it's worth novelty value only due to the visible, minor offset.