Corina
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would need a close up of the area you are speaking about
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sold
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best idea for this coin is to send it in to a grading company or have a coin expert look at it,
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looks to be post mint damage not a error
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best advice is to send it into a grading company and let them look at it that way you have a expert opinion on if it's real and the value, then you can go from there
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the date of the banknotes would be found on the front but some banknotes don't have dates on them they are called no date notes, i can't tell if those notes you got have a date or not on them so my advice is buy a book on world banknotes and that way you will have info on the notes you have, dates, prices and such very useful tool for a collector to have
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depends on the dates for one, but IMHO those maybe worth between 50 cents to maybe $1.50 if you are lucky
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no clue but it's interesting looks asian maybe china, what looks to be dragons or something like that on one side, the other side no clue
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collect whatever gets my notice set aside notes and coins that will go into my auctions look though change and such
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we would need a pic of the coin first to see what you are talking about
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not really kind of dark and blurry makes details very hard to see
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my best advice is to either show it to a coin expert or send it into a grading company for them to look at then go from there
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found this site called Executive coin company i do have a account with them and a few coins weren't good but they took them back and refunded my money here is the link https://www.executivecoin.com/
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high doubt it is as those are very well known to be faked but just in case take it to a coin shop or send it into a grading company for them to look over
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IMHO looks to be post mint damage, i could be wrong though
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GREEK ERROR 2 EURO COIN 2002 (S) RESEARCH CONTINUE
Corina replied to Oldvalue's topic in Error Coin links
i have seen many collectors get scammed by legit looking errors that were made to trick people, and every once in awhile one does find a legit error in their change or whatever but buying errors online or from others is a gambling game you never know what you may or may not get, so my best advice is to research the coin and see what types of errors are known to the coin world and go from there -
very nice coin and interesting read
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best advice is to take it to a coin expert or send it into a grading company for them to look over, that way you have a expert opinion to go on
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GREEK ERROR 2 EURO COIN 2002 (S) RESEARCH CONTINUE
Corina replied to Oldvalue's topic in Error Coin links
coins, banknotes, tokens all have a margin for errors happening as there are millions minted and printed each day so the margin of errors happens increase with each time high tech has not cut down on that margin of errors very much yeah one can find minor to major errors in coins and banknotes but the bad thing is sometimes these errors are made on purpose by workers looking for extra money or whatever, plus if made illegally there are many legal issues to deal with so finding errors can be a guessing game as to was it a mistake or done on prupose -
supply and demand is the issue there is no real demand for Australian Banknotes so most banks will not carry them as there is really no demand for those notes here in the US you might try looking online to buy such notes
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nevermind