mint errors

NGC 1965 Jefferson nickel struck 50% off-center on a clad dime blank and also with a 1st strike full brockage. The coin can be dated because the "1965" date is fully visible on the "brockage side" of the coin.   A rare combo error!   MS61 w…

PCGS 1999-D Delaware state quarter with a corner clip, and with a weight of only 3.9 grams (normal is 5.6 grams.) Corner clips are the rarest clip type, with very few known. This is the first year of the state quarter series, and is unique or one of.…

PCGS 2005-D Oregon state quarter with an obverse missing clad layer. The coin is missing the obverse clad layer, and so is copper on that side. AU55 Red/Brown

PCGS (1932-1964) silver Washington quarter struck 95% off-center and die struck both sides.    Silver quarters are very scarce struck more than 10% off-center.   AU details with an old scratch and some rim dings. They are well toned ov…

NGC 1c Lincoln Memorial cent double-struck Lincoln cent on a 1.1 gram copper fragment.   Very dramatic and unusual in appearance, and with great eye-appeal. Scarce like this!   MS64 Brown

Scarce date for off-center cents.  

Struck thru a long, thin shaped object on the eagle's right wing. The struck thru may have been a thing piece of string. MS64

PCGS (1878-1935) U.S. silver dollar T-1 blank, intended for striking a seated, Morgan, or peace silver dollar. The blank has no upset rim, making it a type-1 blank. Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection, Bill Fivaz Collection.    Scarce as a blank ty…

PCGS (1878-1935) U.S. silver dollar T-2 planchet. The planchet was intended for striking into a U.S. silver dollar, likely a Morgan or peace dollar, although it could also be for a seated or trade dollar.    MS60   Ex-Fred Weinberg...

PCGS $1 (1986-2021) silver eagle t-1 blank. The blank has glimmering, proof-life surfaces, with no rim.    This is a rare silver eagle type-1 blank, with no upset rim. Type-2’s with upset rims are relatively common, with hundreds know…

NGC G$1 1854 Type-2 Indian Princess Small Head Broadstruck AU55  Broadstruck and therefore expanded beyond its normal diameter. The error occurred when the collar die was jammed below the surface of the reverse die, and was struck, and because t…

PCGS $1 1977-D Eisenhower Dollar Struck 40% Off-Center MS65+  A very scarce major off-center dollar, with a full date and mintmark present, and nicely positioned to show most of Ike’s profile. This is also a scarce date and mint (the vast majori…

PCGS 1955-S Roosevelt dime uncentered broadstrike. The coin is struck out of collar, and has a nice expansion in size. Very scarce date. AU58

NGC 1955-S Roosevelt dime struck on a split before strike planchet. The planchet weights 1.77 grams, which is a little over half the normal weight of a dime. Split before strike dimes are scarce.  Uncirculated 

NGC shield nickel struck 25% off-center at 6 o'clock. The coin shows a large amount of planchet and design, giving it good eye-appeal as an off-center strike. Shield nickels are rare struck this far off-center, and few are known. This is a desirable.…

NGC 1908 Liberty nickel flip-over double-struck in collar. The double-strike occurred after the coin was struck, and then flipped over and was struck again. Strong design details can be seen on the obverse and the reverse. Also, there are two "1908".…

PCGS 1857 flying eagle cent struck 20% off-center. A rare, major off-center flying eagle cent, with very few known. Even minor off-center flying eagle cents are rare, and examples such as this one only come along for sale every decade or so. The rari…

PCGS 1858 flying eagle cent struck 5% off-center.  A very tough series for major errors, and this is a desirable piece despite the damage. G details damage.

NGC 1856 slanted 5 large cent with a curved clip at 8 o'clock. VF35 Brown 

NGC 1883 no cents liberty nickel with a clip at 7 o'clock. MS61