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I've found a 2007P Adams dollar with a 160-170 degree die rotation...and have had the coin slabbed. Graded MS64. I'd just like an opinion as to whether you think this coin has the potential for appreciable value increase in the coming years? I'm not really an avid coin collector, but I'm always on the look-out for good future investments.
Thanks
Larry,
As you probably know, die rotations on modern coins is extremely rare, so it will have a significant value now.
As for the future, it will depend partly on the popularity of the Presidential Dollar series, and more-so on how popular collecting error coins becomes.
You could sell it now and buy a key date coin with a good track record, but in my opinion, you have a much neater item with good potential, that personally I would hang on to.
Dan
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