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    Smile Columbian EXPO 1892- FS#000.5

    I have been searching for a price on a Columbian Expo Half Dollar I have. It is a error coin. It is listed in the Cherrypicker's Guide,Third Edition. I purchased it several years ago not knowing it was an error coin. After discovering it was an error coin I had it graded. It graded MS62, FS#000.5. To this day I have not been able to find a value for it. The Cherrypicker's Guide Classified it as a URS-2. Does anyone know what the value of it might be?
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    Just out of curiosity, what is the error?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JBK
    Just out of curiosity, what is the error?
    Hi JBK: It has the date repunched. It is highly visible on the 2.

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    Welcome to the forum,

    A repunched date doesn't really add much to the value unless you can find a collector looking to add that particular coin to a type set. While it is a neat coin, the overall value would still be in the $100 to $125 range as are any MS-62 Columbian Half.

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    Quote Originally Posted by National dealer
    Welcome to the forum,

    A repunched date doesn't really add much to the value unless you can find a collector looking to add that particular coin to a type set. While it is a neat coin, the overall value would still be in the $100 to $125 range as are any MS-62 Columbian Half.
    Thank you for your reply. I didn't know what it would be worth. I only paid $9.00 for the coin. I guess in a way I found a gem. Thank you again for the quick reply. I really enjoy coin collecting and searching for unusual finds in bank rolled coins and change.

    Thank You.
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    Hi MSM. Welcome to CoinTalk.

    Here's one that was offered for sale recently, but no one chose to pay the price that was being asked.

    LINK (click here)

    Of course, that $7 S&H charge would be enough to scare anyone off.

    Good luck with your coin collecting, and don't be a stranger. There's always room for one more around here.

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    Hi Jody: Thanks for the information. I took a look at it and it is over priced. The coin shows alot of wear on the hair. I'll be back on the forum and check things out. I'm glad I found this site. Tkanks again for the information.
    MSM (Mike)

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    I've been looking for the value of mine for a long time, too. There apparently isn't enough demand on the coin for people to give errors second thoughts.

    -Ilya

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    HI Ilya; I have had this one for several years and never knew what it would be worth. I guess there isn't enough collectors who look at error coins. I enjoy collecting all kinds of coins, Foreign, U.S.,Tokens, Etc.... Thank you for the reply.
    MSM

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSM
    Hi Jody: I'm glad I found this site. Tkanks again for the information.
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    You're very welcome, Mike.
    We're glad you found us, as well.
    Make yourself at home, here.
    You are among friends.

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