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PCGS 2006 silver eagle 2-coin mated pair struck thru and retained fragment of plastic that mates with the coin. The two pieces are housed in this multi-coin PCGS holder, and make for a great presentation! Scarce.   MS67 with mostly white surface…

PCGS 1998 silver eagle 2-coin mated pair struck thru and retained fragment of plastic that mates with the coin. The two pieces are housed in this multi-coin PCGS holder, and make for a great presentation! Scarce.   MS69 with blazing white luster…

NGC 2016 silver eagle clashed dies obverse and reverse, with strong clash marks visible in the central areas of the obverse. A small clash mark is seen above the eagle on the reverse. Clashed dies are scarce on silver eagles!   MS69

NGC 1998 silver eagle with a large strike thru obverse. The strike thru is likely from a piece of plastic, which sometimes is found retained, although, like this coin, usually not.   MS65 with some white toning. 

NGC 2020-P American silver eagle with a clipped planchet (NGC says curved clip) at K-11:30. Clips are very scarce on silver eagles because of the great attention given to the weight of bullion coins. MS69

PCGS 1999-P SBA Dollar uncentered broadstrike. MS64

PCGS 1999-P Susan B. Anthony dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 85% off-center and die struck on both sides. The 1st strike is a partial collar strike, with only a small amount of reeding. The 2nd strike is 85% off-center, and is die struck on…

PCGS 1979-S SBA with copper surfaces on part of the reveres, due to having been improperly annealed. MS64

Struck thru obverse. 

PCGS 1896 Morgan dollar partial collar strike, with the coin struck partially out of the collar. As a result, the coin has reeding on only a part of the coin's edge. A high grade example. MS63 with pleasing, original surfaces and light toning. 

CACG 1988-P Kennedy half 150 degree rotated dies. MS61

NGC 1972 Kennedy half obverse missing clad layer, with the coin being copper on the obverse side. The clad layer was missing before strike, resulting in the coin being copper on the obverse.    AU58 Red/Brown with some hairlines. 

PCGS 2022-P Wilma Mankiller quarter with a retained cud obverse, and a huge split die reverse. A late die state, with the split showing a major separation. Great eye-appeal!   MS63

NGC 2000-x South Carolina quarter with a major struck through obverse and (especially) on the reverse. The reverse has most of the design obliterated.   We would grade the coin AU58

PCGS 2000-P SC quarter reverse missing clad layer, with bright red, copper surfaces on the reverse side.    MS64 Red with white toning on the obverse side. Lustrous. 

PCGS 1964 Roosevelt die die adjustment strike (weakly struck), with the coin having missing design on both sides and the edge having weak reeding.   AU55

CACG 2018-D Jefferson nickel struck on an improperly annealed planchet, with coppery surfaces. Nice eye-appeal!   MS61 6 FS lustrous 

NGC 1978 off-metal Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the 3.1 gram bronze planchet intended for a Lincoln cent. Copper in appearance, and smaller than a normal nickel.    MS63 Brown

Flipover double-strike, with the 2nd strike 60% off-center and uniface reverse.  

NGC 1995 Lincoln cent struck on 1995-P Roosevelt dime double-denomination, with strong design details on the obverse and reverse. The reverse of the dime is seen on the cent's obverse, and also the coin has a reeded edge. Strong design detail is visi…