Quote from: tkbx on March 15, 2013, 04:45:07 PM

There's one of the same year available for $350, but it's graded. There's also an ungraded one labeled BU for $88, but it doesn't appear to be professionally graded. According to a numismatic forum, one in EF-45 is worth about $15. Many of the ones on eBay are either buy it now, or have no bids. It seems like this one could sell for about $60-70 ungraded, a bit more graded. Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for.

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Coin-Collecting-2297/2010/2/Rare-oddity-coin.htm
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=88181
http://www.cointalk.com/t38611/

I actually have a number of these. I am an NGC member, and I had 2 graded. They were graded AU 55 and AU 53 (solid grades, means "About Uncirculated" they only thing above it is MS or PS, which are both completely uncirculated). I put both of em on sale for eBay and undercut what everyone had theirs priced for ($350 is ridiculous). AU 53 I priced at 99.99 and AU 55 was 104.99, and both sold within 2 weeks.
NGC and PCGS require membership to grade. If you bought the coin and wanted it graded, you could pay me a little more and I'd have it sent to get graded (costs about $35). Or, you can go through ANACs. You don't need a member to submit coins there. I STRONGLY advise against using any grading service other than NGC, PGCS or ANACs. There are cheaper ones out there, but they hold no stake in the numismatic community.