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It's already way overpriced. These errors have been selling for less than $500 lately on eBay and in Heritage auctions. Same for nickels on struck cents.
i think these depend on alot of factors.
are both dates seen easily?
is it a zinc year cent or a copper year cent.
is it a silver year dime.
how dramatic is the overstrike.
grade of the coin.
eye appeal.
obverse to obverse or obverse to reverse.
this 1976 overstrike just sold at Heritage for $1,380.00 on 4/29/2011
so....there are many factors to determine the desireablity and the price.
each one is unique...there are no 2 coins exactly the same.
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