cents

CACG 1943 wheat steel cent mid-stage brockage obverse from a die cap strike. The coin show such of the words "ONE CENT" from the reverse, brockaged into the coin's obverse. An affordable example of this popular error type. AU detailed cleaned reverse…

PCGS 1966 Lincoln cent 1st strike mirror brockage, with a mirror brockage of the obverse on the coin's reverse. The coin is also a rotated double-struck, with an underlying strike plainly visible on the coin's obverse, with much of Lincoln's design, …

1946-D Lincoln wheat cent original Denver Mint cloth bag. This bag was used at the Denver Mint for holding 1946-D wheat cents. A historic and interesting item.    

1941 Lincoln wheat cent original Philadelphia Mint cloth bag. This bag was used at the Philadelphia Mint for holding 1941 wheat cents. A historic and interesting item/    

PCGS 1c Lincoln Memorial Cent Struck Thru Capped Die MS62 Brown

PCGS 1988 Lincoln cent foldover strike and edge strike. The coin is interesting and unusual, being a coin that was struck on it's edge, and as it was struck, on edge of the planchet was folded over and struck into the coin's reverse (at 4 o'clock on …

PCGS 1987-D Lincoln cent flipover double-struck with the 2nd strike 85% off-center and chain edge strike. It was struck against another coin, making the flat edge on the off-center strike. Die struck both sides. Nice eye-appeal!MS64 Red

PCGS 1986 Lincoln cent double-struck, 2nd 60% off-center and 70% obverse indent.  MS65 Red

PCGS 1980 Lincoln cent double-denomination, struck on 1980-P Roosevelt dime. The coin shows the design of the dime strong underneath the Lincoln cent design. The dime had toning on it, since there is a "silhouette" in the form of brown toning in the.…

PCGS 1965 Lincoln cent deep obverse die cap, with a high cap wall around part of the coin, and shallow around the other. Uniface reverse, with no design present.   PCGS MS66 Red/Brown. A superb example of this error, with gorgeous, purple toning…

Philadelphia Mint cloth bag for 1942 Lincoln wheat cents. The bag is for WWII era wheat cents from 1942. Scarce, and in good condition.

PCGS 1951 wheat cent struck on a silver dime blank. The coin weighs 2.54 grams, and is silver, instead of copper. The coin is struck on the blank intended for striking into a Roosevelt dime, instead of the copper planchet for a cent. The last "1" in …

PCGS (1982-2008) U.S. cent split planchet after strike.  MS61 Red/Brown

PCGS (1982-2008) Lincoln cent struck 85% off-center and strike clip. MS63 Red/Brown

PCGS (1982-2008) Lincoln cent struck 85% off-center and with a 3% strike clip. MS63 Red

PCGS 1975-D Lincoln cent triple-struck saddle-struck. The coin has three strikes, with a huge saddle-strike between the two outer strikes. A great example of the error type!   MS63 Red/Brown

ANACS 1965 Lincoln cent 40% indent obverse.  MS60 Red/Brown

ANACS 1964-D Lincoln cent with a 35% curved clip. 1.8 grams. A large clip and with a full date and mintmark visible. MS62 Brown

ANACS 1985-x cent struck 45% off-center at K-7:30.   MS63 Red with some spots. 

ANACS 1982 Lincoln cent struck 60% off-center. MS64 Red with some spots.