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To: RR who wrote (60249)	12/27/2003 7:25:35 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Most mis-strikes are worth a premium, unless they are nearly complete mis-strikes. Also, the more rare the coin was to begin with, the more a premium you should be able to receive for the mis-strike, as I understand it. You might be surprised how much it is worth if it is considered a mis-strike. But I doubt you could quit your day job though :-) I have some interesting paper money in my collection. Some silver certificates, several pre-WWI era 100 mark German notes, a 1922 - 10,000 mark note, WWII military currency - a US silver certificate "Hawaii" overprint & Japanese 5 & 10 yen notes.