Does anyone know of a decent source for info on modern errors and rarities (other than the Redbook)?
I guess I should clarify what I’m looking for. In terms of errors, something like the 2004 Wisconsin extra leaf quarters (Up and Down types) would suffice. Also, the 1972 double die cents.
In terms of “rarities”, something like many of the modern Kennedy halves or 2009 nickels and dimes would seem to fit the bill.
Info on Recent Modern Errors/Rarities
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Info on Recent Modern Errors/Rarities
by Recyclersteve » Mon Jun 26, 2023 4:17 am
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Re: Info on Recent Modern Errors/Rarities
by Doctor Steuss » Mon Jun 26, 2023 9:59 am
I really like the Cherry Picker's Guide. Not sure how often it's updated, but looks like a new version is expected 1st of August.
I think my version is has stuff up until 2008. I can see if I can dig it out and double-check when I get home (it's boxed up somewhere).
I think my version is has stuff up until 2008. I can see if I can dig it out and double-check when I get home (it's boxed up somewhere).
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Re: Info on Recent Modern Errors/Rarities
by JobIII » Mon Jun 26, 2023 10:58 am
It's not an exhaustive list. But does have nice photos of what people are finding and getting graded. NGC variety plus (website).
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Re: Info on Recent Modern Errors/Rarities
by Recyclersteve » Mon Jun 26, 2023 9:32 pm
Thanks guys. A site with real world market values would be nice.
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