2 firsts in one!

[Aaron]

For the first time, I had recently found a $1 2008 "D" John Quincy Adams coin with the Etrac and was about to give it to my daughter for "lunch money" this morning. I hadnt noticed before but it is a mis-strike. 1st time in 25yrs I've ever found a mis-strike (that I know of).
Anyone have any idea how much it might be worth besides face value?
Thank you
Aaron

 

[Ken in Georgia]

Not a clue, but you better keep and see how many more show up.

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Nice part of the hobby you will never run out of first finds and as far as value every detectorist has or should have a respectable coin dealer to rely on for this info.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Nice find Aaron!

 

[jmaryt]

its worth a dollar!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

 

[Idprospector]

I have a few error coins, not a collection by any means. I have decided to start collecting errors because they are available very cheap and could be in every handfull of change. I would value it at $10 personally because that is what I would pay you for it. I would love to have it PM me and let me know. Idigid

 

[Jim D]

Hello Aaron;

I,m sorry to be ignorant but where is the mis-strike? I can see what looks like a dirty ring starting at the upper right in the letter D in ADAM and going around
down to the letters PRE in president. What looks to be where another coin was touching it. Is that the mis-strike your talking about? Again sorry to be ignorant.

 

[Aaron]

Jim,

No prob., Im probably just as ignorant as you regarding coin flaws, I think this is called a mis-strike, though it is some kind of flaw.

Thank you for all the comments
Aaron