dollars

NGC Eisenhower dollar blank, with no upset rim (type-1 blank.) The blanks did not receive an upset rim, and also were never struck. Although these are popularly termed "Eisenhower", they also could have been intended for clad U.S. $1 commemorative...

CACG 1974-D dollar double-struck 2nd strike 96% off-center and die struck both sides.   MS64

PCGS 1922 peace dollar struck thru rope reverse. The coin shows 4 "strands" of the rope which stick out in all direction, with the thick, core part of the rope visible from 2 o'clock toward the center of the coin. There are little hairs from the rope…

PCGS 1904-O Morgan dollar 35 degree rotated dies, with an obvious rotation on the reverse.    MS61 with lustrous surfaces. 

PCGS 1921-D Morgan dollar struck thru a fairly large piece of string obverse, with little "hairs" from the string visible all around the primary struck thru area. The error occurred when a piece of string fell on top of the planchet when it was struc…

PCGS 1921-S Morgan dollar broadstruck. The coin is struck mostly out of collar (just minor reeding.) The error occurred when a planchet was not struck fully in the collar, and so expanded beyond its normal diameter and is missing almost all the reedi…

CACG 1974-D Ike dollar double-curved clipped. MS62

PCGS clad type-1 blank. Intended for Ike dollar size modern dollars.    Ungraded. Uncirculated as we grade it, and typical scuffs and scratches as is usually seen on these. 

PCGS clad type-2 clad planchet. Intended for Ike dollar size modern dollars.    AU55

PCGS Manganese dollar T-1 blank, intended for striking into a Native American, Presidential or Innovation dollar. The blank weighs 8.01 grams. Much scarcer than the T-2 planchets of the same time. MS61  

NGC 2000-P Sacagawea dollar struck 15% off-center. The coin shows a portion of the design missing toward 11 o'clock. A pleasing example of this scarce error type on Sacagawea dollars! MS65 with problem-free, pleasing surfaces. 

PCGS 1886 Morgan dollar retained struck thru wire obverse and reverse, with the wire coming off Ms.Liberty's eye, and on the reverse in the word "AMERICA" at 2 o'clock. The wire was struck into, and retained in the coin.   Having it one side is.…

PCGS 1898-S Morgan dollar uncentered broadstrike, with a large expansion in size. Effectively, the coin is a 5% off-center, with design missing on the obverse and reverse 6 o'clock.   Large broadstrikes (or 5% off-centers) like this on 1878-1904…

PCGS 1902-O Morgan dollar tilted partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partly within the collar die, with reeding missing around a portion of the edge. A high grade example.   MS65 with light gold toning. 

PCGS 1904-O Morgan dollar struck thru reverse in the 6 o'clock area. A long strike thru, possibly a piece of metal or a scrap of wood. Nice eye-appeal as a coin, with lustrous frosty surfaces.   MS64 lustrous

PCGS 1922 peace dollar medium-depth struck thru reverse. A nice, eye-catching struck thru.   MS62 frosty, lustrous surfaces. 

Double clip and partial collar combo. 

Curved clip at 12 o'clock. 

PCGS 1925 peace dollar reverse peeling lamination. The lamination is present on the reverse at 10 o'clock.   AU55

PCGS 1923 peace dollar struck through obverse, with the coin showing a strike through at K-8 on the obverse. It was likely struck through a thin piece of metal. MS63