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PCGS (5) coins et of 2019 American silver eagle struck through plastic reverse, with the 1st coin having the plastic retained in the coin, and the proceeding 4 coins showing nearly identical strike throughs (but without the plastic.) The 1st-4th coin…

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

NGC 2017-(P) silver eagle clashed dies obverse and reverse. The coin shows strong die clash marks on the obverse and also lesser clash marks on the reverse.  A scarce year for die clashes on silver eagles. MS69

NGC 2016 silver eagle with a horizontally misaligned die obverse. The coin has a high cupped up edge from approximately K-3 to K-7. The error occurred when the obverse die was misaligned and the planchet was pushed upwards by the force of the strike.…

PCGS 1992 silver eagle with a large struck through plastic obverse. Larger than normal, and extending from Ms.Liberty's head to her foot. MS66

PCGS 2022 silver eagle struck through retained plastic obverse.  MS69  

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 is not holdered with the main coin.  Scarce li…

PCGS 2020 silver eagle with a rim clip at K-2. The clip is in the rim area, and can be seen especially on the obverse. Clips of any kind are rare on silver eagles because of the great care taken to make sure that silver bullion products are 100% the.…

PCGS 2016 silver American eagle struck thru retained plastic obverse. The plastic threads are retained throughout portions of the struck thru area. What the threads came from in the Mint is unknown, but it may have been a cloth of some kind, or perha…

PCGS 1990 Silver eagle struck thru numerous retained wires on the obverse. There are many small, thin wire fragments scattered across the coin's obverse, and especially in the 11 o'clock area. Scarce with retained wire, and especially with this many.…

PCGS $1 (1986-2021) American Silver Eagle Type-1 Blank MS62 This is a very scarce silver eagle type-1 blank, with no upset rim. Type-2’s with upset rims are relatively common, with hundreds known on the market, but the type-1’s do not exist on the ma…

NGC 2013 silver eagle with a major finned rim from about 4 o'clock to 10 o'clock on the obverse. The coin has a massive, high area of finning, which is where the metal protrudes upwards.  It occurred when the planchet was struck maybe 2-3%...

PCGS 2014 silver eagle with a high finned rim on the reverse from 5:30-10:30 o'clock. A very high finned rim on the reverse, and scarce this dramatic. MS68

This is a U.S. $1 feeder finger which was used for striking silver dollar sized coins at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin…

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 rim." Also, the coin itself has a finned rim. The on…