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PCGS 1918 Lincoln wheat cent double-struck, with the 2nd strike 40% off-center and die struck both sides. The coin has two "1918" dates visible. Scarce and dramatic double-struck wheat cent!   VG10 with brown surfaces. Some old nicks on portions…

PCGS (1982-2008) Lincoln cent ede strike, with the coin having a strike on the coin's edge. There is a portion what appears to be Lincoln's coat on the one side.  Edge strikes occur when a planchet is fed into the striking chamber while "spinnin…

PCGS 1952-D Lincoln wheat cent double-struck with the strikes 70% and 99% off-center. Possibly a saddle-strike since there is a small hump between the strikes.    Uncirculated details with lustrous red/brown surfaces, and some scratches obv…

PCGS 1992 Lincoln cent double-struck with the 2nd strike 60% off-center and die struck both sides. Nice eye-appeal, and a nice example.    MS65 Lustrous Red. 

PCGS 1997 Lincoln cent double-struck with the 2nd strie 75% off-center and die struck both sides. Nice eye-appeal, and a great example of the error type.   MS64 Red

PCGS 1987 Lincoln cent double-struck with the 2nd strike 75% off-center and die struck on both sides. It is also a chain-edge strike, from where it was struck against another planchet (the flat edge)   MS62 Red

NGC (1982-2024) copper-plated zinc Lincoln cent proof type-2 planchet. The 2.5 gram copper plated zinc 1c planchet is proof, with mirrored fields and the burnished, proof appearance. The planchet should have been struck into a proof Lincoln cent, but…

Major straight clip, and on an earlier date Memorial cent. 

PCGS 1971-D with a large piece of black grease struck into and retained on the coin's reverse. The strike in the grease shows raised lettering from portions of "ONE CENT." Dramatic in appearance, and rare like this. Uncirculated details, and cleaned.…

PCGS (1959-1982) Lincoln cent struck on a small 0.63 gram fragment of cent planchet. The fragment is rough and an oval shape. Nice eye-appeal.   Note: The coin is "reverse side up" in the PCGS holder.  MS62 Brown 

PCGS 1943-X steel cent late stage die cap strike, with the coin having much of the obverse design missing. There is a somewhat faint brockage of some of the words"CENT" and "UNITED STATES" on the obverse.  The error occurred when a die cap forme…

PCGS 1943 steel cent obverse mid stage die cap strike, with a brockage of the reverse across the coin's obverse. A premium quality example, with the coin's grade and the nice brockage giving the coin better than average eye-appeal.  The coin was…