How do I find out an error coins worth?

[gypsyta2r-migration]

I recently was searching through a roll of the 2004 peace nickels and came across a coin that was missing the "IN" in "IN GOD WE TRUST". I know that it is probably caused by a filed die, but where can one go to find out what the coin is worth. Error coins are usually not my cup of tea but this one seem significant. Can anyone tell me where you can find out what errors there are and what they may be worth? I have all kinds of reference on regular coins and their prices but have never ran across much good reference on error coins. Thanks

[Zoins]

Post a photo here to get opinions. Different errors are worth differing amounts.

 

If it's a legitimate error and you get it slabbed by NGC, PCGS or ANACS, it could be worth a lot to error collectors.

[gypsyta2r-migration]

I will try to get a picture up first thing tomorrow. Should I post it anywhere else on the forum? If it is a legitimate error I definatly will get it slabbed. Thanks for the answer,

J.

[WoodenJefferson]

This does not cover your error, but it does have some ball park values placed on common errors.

 

JustForTheHalibut

[Conder101]

As a general rule filled die errors do not command a premium. The exception is when large amounts of the details are missing because of the fill.

[Swampboy]

This does not cover your error, but it does have some ball park values placed on common errors.

 

JustForTheHalibut

 

Cool Link.