Sorry . Duplicate 1966 Quarter error. Help needed 1 1

[Ohnoimbroke]

Hello folks . I have searched Google and error.ref ect . Can someone please help me . I have a 1966 Quarter with obverse struck through capped die . Does anyone have a clue on the value ? Any help will be appreciated. Thank you .

Edited August 14, 2022 by Ohnoimbroke

[RWB]

Approx the cost of getting it slabbed.

[Ohnoimbroke]

I've been looking everywhere (almost) and can't find another one .I see a lot of obverse struck through . And capped die . But never together . Is there another reference to this coin being sold or what? Thanks again

[Coinbuf]

This will be the best resource for error values that I know of.

mint error news

[Ohnoimbroke]

Thanks . I headed there and they have 2 separate areas . Capped die section and obverse struck through . I don't see any together . I even Google it and nothing . Thanks 

[Ohnoimbroke]

I found it . Thank you . 

[Oldhoopster]

The value of error coins is also dependent on eye appeal.  A coin that "pops" will bring more than one that looks "meh".  How much this affects value? Depends

Based on your pics, I don't think the eye appeal of your coin is that nice.  The drab, mottled coloration reminds me of environmental damage (although it would not have straight graded if that was the case). Just my opinion

[Lem E]

On 8/14/2022 at 2:15 PM, Ohnoimbroke said:

Anyone else notice they forgot to put the D on the end of capped?

[Ohnoimbroke]

The funny thing is on the NGC price guide it says $3.50 . As I look up obverse struck thru capped die on Google every single coin says price not available . But my coin is . I don't understand 

[Ohnoimbroke]

Plus there are no 1966 Quarters . Every other coin but no quarters . 

[Lem E]

On 8/14/2022 at 3:34 PM, Ohnoimbroke said:

The funny thing is on the NGC price guide it says $3.50 . As I look up obverse struck thru capped die on Google every single coin says price not available . But my coin is . I don't understand 

The NGC price guide value of $3.50 is for a standard MS62 quarter. Generally errors are not given a value since they are one off coins and there is no real “guide” to go by. 

[Oldhoopster]

Price guides for errors are just rough estimates.  As said previously, each error coin is different and needs to be evaluated individually.  

Best bet is to search for SOLD listings on ebay and find a clad capped die quarter in 62 that looks like yours.  Don't get hung up on the date.  It's irrelevant. Just compare it to a clad standard issue quarter. Collectors buy these for the error, not the date.  

[Ohnoimbroke]

Excellent advice . I see one on sold that is around $350 . My coin looks 85% the same . I think it's kinda crazy I can't find the same coin error . I also see the same errors on Penny's , dimes & Nickels Thanks guys . I'm a new collector. 

[RWB]

On 8/14/2022 at 4:33 PM, Lem E said:

Anyone else notice they forgot to put the D on the end of capped?

Or ---- they leave out the "R" after C ?

[Conder101]

On 8/14/2022 at 3:39 PM, Ohnoimbroke said:

I see a lot of obverse struck through . And capped die . But never together

If it is a capped die it IS a struck through.  So obverse struck through capped die, and obv capped die are the same thing.