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I have had two of these. In 1967 it was in an 1956 mint error book for over $300. However I lost it. I now have one that you can see that the one was twisted somehow when stamped leaving an impression where it was supposed to be. Have you seen this.I saw someones question and thought I would ad this. Thanks
Don,
Sorry but I seriously doubt it got twisted when it was stamped -- much more likely it happened at some time after it left the mint -- but first hand examination would be required to determine this.
I suggest you find a local coin show, take the coin, and have several dealers examine it first hand to get their opinions.
Try checking the following websites for listings of coin shows in your area :
www.coinshows.com
www.coinworld.com
Good luck!
Dan
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