cents

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 …

ANACS 2000 Lincoln cent reverse die cap, with copped up walls on the obverse side. The coin has a dramatic appearance, with the coin cupped upwards like a "bowl" shape.    MS63 red, with a spot of brown toning. Lustrous, almost full red...

NGC 1901 Indian cent struck 25% off-center at 12 o'clock. The coin is a major off-center, and mintstate, making it a desirable example. Scarce this far off-center and in this grade.    MS62 Brown

NGC large cent type-2 planchet. This was intended for a pre-1858 large cent, but was never struck. Circulated with brown surfaces and good eye-appeal. 

PCGS Lincoln Memorial cent struck 90% off-center on a clad Roosevelt dime planchet. The coin is struck on a clad dime planchet (or more likely a blank with no upset rim), with a portion of the reverse and obverse visible. Part of "UNTED STATES" is se…

NGC 1964 Lincoln cent off-metal struck on a silver dime blank. The coin is struck on a 90% silver planchet intended for striking into a Roosevelt dime. It weighs 2.5 grams, and is smaller in diameter than a normal Lincoln cent.    Off-metal…

ANACS 1990 Lincoln cent 2 coin mated pair set. One coin is double-struck, and mates with the 2nd coin which has a partial brockage.    MS64 Red/Brown

ANACS 2000 Lincoln cent 2-coin mated pair set, with one of the coins being a flipover double-strike! The double-strike fits into the other coin's partial brockage. Neat set. MS63/64 Red

PCGS (1959-1982) 1c proof Lincoln Memorial cent struck 96% off-center. The coin is a proof Lincoln cent, with a glimmering, proof planchet off-set again the smaller area of strike on the 96% off-center cent. The design shows some frosting on the desi…

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 1c (1982-2008) Lincoln Memorial cent with an edge strike in the 11 o'clock area (viewing the slab), and with a huge 70% strike clip, with the coin weighing only 0.86 grams.   The coin was struck on the edge, and then was struck in a way tha…

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 1854 Large cent with a 2% straight clip.   XF40

PCGS 1982-1989 Lincoln Memorial cent foldover strike, with the coin having been struck on its edge, and folded over. There is a full "loop" visible, and the coin has good eye-appeal as a foldover. the 198x of the date is visible, indicating the coin …

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 2005-D Lincoln cent broadstruck on the 1st strike, and then double-struck, with the 2nd strike 70% off-center and uniface obverse.   A very rare date for double-strikes, and almost none known for the date--estimated 2-3 known...

PCGS 1980 Lincoln cent triple-struck, with the 1st strike normal, and then struck 93% and 99% off-center.  MS65 Brown 

PCGS (1917-1958) Lincoln wheat cent double-struck, with the second strike 55% off-center, and die struck on both sides. A double-strike with superb eye-appeal because the 2nd strike is nearly perfect in being about half off-center.   Tough to fi…

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