"How much is this error coin worth?"

Started by Nevol, August 13, 2015, 08:17:23 AM

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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='77818' dateline='1439611895'(and I want to know how you can still type when it's your birthday)

What? Is this a Type-Free Day or something???
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Unicorn

Nah, usually the only key I end up hitting when it's my birthday is

runway

The new 2015 NZ Currency Set is beautiful
Great value as well
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markn

I just bought this one.  I know what I paid but what do you lot think it's worth?  No cheating if you already know.

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serial


Unicorn

A lovely upset Mark!!!

Just a guess at $25-$30

Nevol

I'll guess $38.50.  Nice pick up. :yahoo:
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Fordprefect

Bit of a mean bunch on here I'd go to $75'sh :idea:
Are they not a lot scarcer than the $1 rotated ?
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JeffH

It is well circulated but a very large upset -far more than any I have ever found. I will estimate $55.00.
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trout

I'm not a fanatic when it comes to errors but I will buy something if I consider it "Interesting" .
This is interesting but in pretty bad condition , I personally would only go as high as $10 for that one Mark.
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Ozcoins

Quote from: 'Fordprefect' pid='78003' dateline='1440140429'Bit of a mean bunch on here I'd go to $75'sh :idea:
Are they not a lot scarcer than the $1 rotated ?

I think you are closer than the rest - they are too stingy in my humble opinion.
These are not easy to find. (I have not found one yet)
I think they are not even that easy to buy!

Fulvio

Quote from: 'Ozcoins' pid='78027' dateline='1440163464'they are too stingy in my humble opinion.

Nah, they're not stingy... They just expect it to be slabbed MS67 or better! :angel:
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serial

When people ask me what I think a coin is worth I tell them how much I would actually pay for it. If the coin was mine I wouldn't sell it for less than $85. But I could only pay $35 hence my valuation. I hate it when people offer values but wouldn't pay that for it themselves

runway

It's not a common well known rotation like the 2001 Federation dollars,possibly unique so it's priceless
Buy what gives you enjoyment

markn

Thanks for the suggestions guys.  I've seen two of these sell in the last three years.  This one, which I paid $105 for (in an auction) and one on eBay that went for just under $200.  They certainly are a lot scarcer than the COF $1 upsets.
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