NGC 2018 silver eagle with a large struck through reverse in the 2-3 o'clock area.   MS69

NGC 1998 silver eagle struck through obverse and retained debris. The debris appears to be hardened grease or a dark glue-like substance.    MS69

NGC 1986 silver eagle partial collar strike. The coin shows a minor partial collar from about 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock. Partial collar strikes are very scarce on silver eagles.    MS66

NGC 2015 silver eagle with a retained struck through obverse, which is an orange/yellow color.    MS69

NGC 1997 silver eagle struck thru plastic reverse, with the struck thru area having the distinctive flat, mirrored appearance and sharp edges to the strike through, which is disctinctive of the...

Struck through obverse at K-11. The strike through is likely from a piece of plastic or similar substance.

NGC 2017 silver eagle struck thru and retained finned rim reverse. The coin has a long, thin sliver of silver metal struck into its reverse, which is from this or more likely another coin's "finned...

NGC 1991 1 ounce gold American eagle with a major struck thru reverse, with much of the outer lettering and portions of the design missing. Doubtless struck thru grease, based on the appearance. As...

NGC 1988 silver eagle struck thru a silver sliver of reeding. The struck thru is also retained separate from the coin (in the 2x2 flip.) It is too thin and delicate to get certified, which is why it...