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PCGS (1971-2023-D) clad Kennedy half dollar struck with a 20% indent obverse and also a partial collar strike. Indents this large are scarce on Kennedy halves. A nice example. MS64

NGC 1977-S proof Lincoln cent clashed dies obverse and reverse. Clashed dies are scarce on proof Lincoln cents.   PF67 Red Ultra Cameo.

PCGS silver commemorative dollar type-2 planchet. The coin has proof-like surfaces, and was intended for striking a modern commemorative silver dollar.   MS62

NGC (1946-1964-D) silver Roosevelt dime split planchet before strike and with a uniface obverse. The coin is struck on a planchet that split in half, and weighs 1.3 grams. It was struck with another dime planchet on top of it, giving it a "uniface"..…

Split planchet after strike. The rough, split side is on the obverse. VF30

PCGS 1c 2021 shield cent major die break retained cud. The retained cud covers about 25% of the coin's obverse. A big cud! MS63 Red

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...

A scarce country for errors.  AU58

PCGS 2007-P clad Roosevelt dime split die reverse, with the split also having an internal retained die break as well in the crack.  AU58

PCGS 2007-P clad Roosevelt dime split die reverse, with the split also having an internal retained die break as well in the crack.  AU58

ANACS clad Kennedy half struck 70% off-center at K-6:30. The coin is a dramatic off-center strike, with much of the design missing.  An affordable example of a major off-center Kennedy half.  MS63

NGC 1907 liberty nickel broadstruck. The coin expanded in size due to having been struck out of collar.  G6

NGC (2000) Sacagawea dollar type-2 planchet. The coin is a "2000" dated type-2 planchet, and is only dated because it was certified in the year 2000, which was the first year these were officially released.   Scarce as a result as a "dated" plan…

ANACS 2001-P Sacagawea dollar reverse missing clad layer. The clad layer separated from the coin before strike. As a result, the coin is more "copper" colored in appearance on it's reverse, which is the side the split occurred on.   Generally a.…

PCGS 1857 seated quarter struck 3% off-center. The coin is missing a small portion of the design.   Seated quarter off-centers are rare, and this is the most affordable example we have seen!   PCGS Fine details plugged. The coin has some ot…

NGC 1870-S Seated half dollar struck 10% off-center. The coin is missing portions of the design in the 3 o'clock area, and also shows a decent portion of the unstruck planchet.    Seated half off-centers are rare, and are therefore very...

The coin split in half after strike. VF20