foreign

ANACS Philippine 1972 25c off-metal struck on a U.S. 1c planchet. The error occurred when a U.S. 1c planchet which was fed into a press that was striking Philippine 25c.  MS61 Red/Brown

NGC 1876 1 mark struck through a 20 pfennig planchet on its obverse. The planchet strike thru measures 16 mm. The error occurred when a 20 pfennig planchet was laying on top of this coin when it was struck, creating an indent. The 20 pfennig fell awa…

NGC Great Britain 2010 10 pence struck on foreign blank. A dramatic and eye-catching wrong planchet error. MS63

PCGS Botswana 1977 50 thebe off-metal struck on a foreign 7.0 gram planchet. The coin is smaller than normal, and is some sort of copper alloy.  A scarce and dramatic off-metal. Not a country you see many errors on in our experience. MS63

A scarce country for errors.  AU58

PCGS 1969 Canada dollar transitional off-metal struck on a silver half dollar planchet from 1967. The coin is silver, and is the weight of a Canada half dollar.  Canada stopped minting silver 50c in 1967, and this coin is a 1969. A leftover 1967…

ANACS Euro 1c mule, struck with two reverse dies. It has the same design on both sides as a result, and is dramatic in appearance since it is such an obvious mismatching of the dies. One of the most popular foreign mule errors. MS60 Red

NGC 1920 Great Britain 1 penny with a 15% curved clip.  MS63 Red/Brown 

NGC 1901 Luxembourg 10c deep obverse die cap. The coin stuck to the hammer (reverse) die and was struck into incoming planchets, causing the coin to wrap around the die's neck and creating a die cap. A dramatic major mint error, and on a country that…

The coin has an off-center hole in the coin's center.  AU55

PCGS 1971 20 rappen struck 10% off-center. A scarce country for mint error coins. Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection.  AU58

PCGS 1950 20 cents struck 5% off-center. A rare country and year for major errors. Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection. MS64

Off-metal 1950-F 10 pfennig struck on a 5 pfennig planchet.  Very scarce, and ex-Fred Weinberg collection. MS65 with moderate toning. 

ANACS euro 1c mule, struck with two reverse dies. It has the same design on both sides as a result, and is dramatic in appearance since it is such an obvious mismatching of the dies. One of the most popular foreign mule errors. MS65 Red

NGC philippines 1976 25 sentimos off-metal struck on a 10 sentimos planchet. The coin is smaller than a normal 25 sentimos with some of the lettering missing.  MS63