mint errors

PCGS 1920 Buffalo nickel struck 15% off-center. Nice eye-appeal as an off-center, with a decent amount of planchet showing. The most available date, or close to it, for buffalo nickel off-centers. AU58 small spot obverse. 

The coin has a large struck through on the reverse, with an interesting shape! It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS64

Large struck through on the reverse. It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS65

Large struck through on the reverse. It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS64 

Huge struck through reverse. Doubtless, the strike through was a piece of plastic. Scarce this large!   MS64 with white/toned surfaces. 

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck through plastic and retained, mated pair set. The plastic was struck through the coin's reverse, and is retained with the coin in a separate flip. PCGS created a label for it, but because it is thin an fragile, did not p…

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck thru reverse.    MS65

PCGS 1924 peace dollar with a straight clip at K-4. Usually, peace dollars have curved clips, and straight clips are scarce.   MS62

Rim clip at 10 o'clock. 

Struck through reverse at 7 o'clock. 

4% double curved clipped. 

1976 50c Bicentennial Half Struck 10% Off-Center ANACS MS60

Laminations obverse.

PCGS 1934 walking half partial collar and rim clip. Scarce combination on a walking half.   F12

PCGS clad Washington quarter struck 50% off-center. MS62

PCGS 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet. The quarter is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a nickel, but was instead struck with the quarter dies, making it a wrong planchet error.    MS64 with pleasing.…

PCGS 90% silver planchet with an elliptical clip. The planchet is oval shaped, and has a weight of 2.39 grams, under the correct weight of 2.5 grams. The only 90% silver elliptical clip planchet we've seen in years!    

PCGS 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud on the obverse at 5 o'clock. Proof nickel cuds are scarce.   PR66 DCAM

PCGS 1981-P Jefferson nickel double-struck, 2nd 90% off-center.   MS62 counting wheel marks. 

PCGS 1982-P Jefferson nickel double-struck, 2nd 93% off-center. MS63