ANACS 1907 Liberty nickel broadstruck. Generally scarce series for mint errors, although this is an affordable example.   AU50

PCGS 189X liberty nickel split before strike. The coin has a rough, split side on the obverse, which is the side where the planchet split in half. The coin weighs 2.7 grams, which is almost exactly...

Split planchet after strike. The rough, split side is on the obverse. VF30

PCGS 1907 Liberty nickel uncentered broadstrike, with the coin having a large expansion in size. The error occurred when the coin was struck without the collar in place, which allowed it to expand in...

PCGS 1947-S Jefferson nickel split before strike. The split side is on the reverse. Rare date. MS61

PCGS 1907 Indian cent split before strike. The coin is struck on a planchet that split in half before strike, resulting in a coin thinner than normal, and weighing about half the weight of a normal...

NGC 1893 liberty nickel flip-over double-strike, with minor portions of the underlying strike visible. On the nickel's reverse, some of the tops of the "stars" from the obverse are visible, but...

ANACS 1960-D Roosevelt dime split before strike. The coin shows the split side on the coin's obverse, and the smooth side on the coin's reverse.  MS62

PCGS 1916 buffalo nickel split planchet after strike. The coin was struck, then split in half after strike. The split side is on the coin's reverse, which is ideal. F12