mint errors

1999-P $1 SBA Dollar Broadstruck on T-1 Blank PCGS MS66

1955 50c Franklin Half 3% Curved Clip & "Bugs Bunny" Die Clash ANACS MS63 Clashed died giving the coin the "bugs bunny" variety. Also, a nice sized clip and a higher grade. 

1940 50c Walking Half Struck Through Reverse PCGS AU55 The coin has a long, thin strike thru on the reverse. Possibly a piece of metal or thread, but not possible to tell. Scarce.

1911 10c Barber Dime Uncentered Broadstruck ANACS AU55   The coin is an uncentered broadstruck, with the coin having a nice expansion in size. Also, colorful toning on the coin. 

1980-P 5c Jefferson Nickel Struck on Cent Blank NGC MS62 RB   Off-metal nickel struck on a bronze cent blank. The coin weighs 3.1 grams, and is copper in appearance, and smaller in diameter than a normal nickel. 

ND 1c Cent 4% Curved Clip on T-1 Copper Blank PCGS MS63 Red

ND 1c Cent 15% Straight Clip on T-1 Blank PCGS MS61 Red

PCGS 1911 $2.5 Indian head quarter eagle, with the coin struck 2% off-center. Also, it was struck out of collar and so has no reeding on the edge. A rare series (as are all U.S. gold) for major striking errors such as this. One of just a small number…

ANACS $1 90% Silver Commemorative Dollar T-2 Planchet MS60 Intended for striking into a 90% silver commemorative dollar. The coin planchet weighs 26.73 grams.

1964 50c Kennedy Half Triple Curved Clip ANACS MS65

50c Clad Kennedy Half Type-2 Planchet PCGS MS60

1998-D 50c Kennedy Half 10% Triple Curved Clipped PCGS MS63

1958 50c Franklin Half 3% Curved Clip ANACS MS64

NGC 1899 Barber dime struck 10% off-center. Scarce this far off-center and in this high a grade.   AU53

1964 5c Jefferson Nickel 40% Curved Clip ANACS MS63 Big curved clip.

NGC 1964-D Jefferson nickel off-metal struck on a cent planchet. The coin weighs 3.1 grams and is struck on the bronze planchet of a cent.    One way this can occur is when a planchet bin is used to transport different types of planchets to…

PCGS (1938-1982) 5c Jefferson nickel double-struck off-center on a defective Lincoln cent blank. The coin is struck on the bronze Lincoln cent planchet with both strikes off-center. Very scarce like this.    The cent planchet is defective, …

Early date off-center.    

PCGS 1964 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the bronze planchet intended for a Lincoln 1c. It weighs 3.1 grams, which is correct for a cent planchet. MS63 Red/Brown with mostly red surfaces. 

ANACS 1907 Liberty nickel broadstruck. Generally scarce series for mint errors, although this is an affordable example.   AU50