Claudius II Gothicus antoninianus with error

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I found this unusual Claudius II antoninianus with struck error and no one can tell me how much is it worth. My friend told me every error is unique so no one can say exact value. Help? DSCF9705.JPGDSCF9706.JPG
 

You won't get a valuation on any coin on-line..simple, first you have to know what it is, how many examples they are, and then you have to send it to, or take it to a potential buyer, preferably to a collector of that type of coin you are selling. I often see on here people refering to book values, book values are just a guide, the price is what someone is willing to pay.

PS..The chances are it won't be a error, but a forgery.

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You cant know how many examples there are... This is not modern coin,this is ancient coin. No one know how many of each ancient coin are made, there was no statistics in their time.
 

Heres one more coin with error i found,but this one is Galienus... DSCF9965.JPGDSCF9966.JPG
How much can this one be worth?
 

It's worth what someone will pay for it. It is not an object that has a known specific value--like an ounce of silver. It is unique; and only 'the market' will determine its value. You may wish to consider putting it into an auction without a reserve or with a reserve. You'll then find out what a buyer ('the market') is willing to pay.
Don........
 

Hmm... thanx Mackaydon. Good answer like always.
 

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