mint errors

Broadstruck MS64 BN

1976-D Eisenhower dollar double-struck with the 2nd strike 97% off-center and uniface obverse.    A nice grade example of a double-struck bicentennial Ike.   NGS MS64 lustrous

NGC (1865-1889) three cent nickel mid-stage brockage die cap strike. The coin shows a brockage from a die cap, with portions of the wreach and the Roman numeral "III" from the reverse visible.  Brockages are rare on three cent nickels, and very …

2007 $1 George Washington Dollar Missing Edge Lettering. The coin is missing the edge lettering due to missing the edge lettering machine.  NGC MS64 Note: we have a small quantity of these, and buyers will receive one of this type, certificaiton…

2007 $1 George Washington Dollar Missing Edge Lettering. The coin is missing the edge lettering due to missing the edge lettering machine.  PCGS MS64 Note: we have a small quantity of these, and buyers will receive one of this type, certificait…

(1971-1978) $1 Proof Eisenhower Dollar Clad Type-2 Planchet.   This proof planchet was intended for striking into a proof Ike dollar, but was never struck. It has glimmering, pebbly-mirrored fields. Scarce.   Uncirculated with mostly white.…

1976-S 5c Proof Jefferson Nickel Cud Major Die Break. Scarce.  PF69 Ultra Cameo Note: some minor scratches on the holder, but they are not on the coin. 

1960 1c Lincoln Cent Split Before Strike PCGS AU58

PCGS 1946-S wheat cent broadstruck. MS62 Brown with a spot on the reverse. 

(Mint Set) NGC 1965 Kennedy half still in the original mint set, struck thru string obverse. The strike thru is very dramatic, and likely the nicest struck thru string we've seen on a 40% Kennedy. The string is curled around and around the front port…

NGC 2017-(P) silver eagle clashed dies obverse and reverse. The coin shows strong die clash marks on the obverse and also lesser clash marks on the reverse.    A scarce year for die clashes on silver eagles!   MS69

PCGS 1971-S Ike dollar struck through fibers on the reverse at 4 o'clock. The fibers extend inwards from the rim, and are fairly obvious.    PR68 CAM

PCGS 1900-O Morgan dollar with a severely laminated planchet obverse, with the metal starting to bubble upwards, and flake.   Nice eye-appeal.   MS64

PCGS 1885-O Morgan dollar with a long 1 and 1/4 inch struck through on the coin's reverse. It is probably a strike trough from a thin sliver of metal.    MS63

NGC "D" Mint Franklin half dollar split planchet after strike. The coin shows the "split side" on the obverse. Because the coin split in half, it weighs only 6.2 grams.    A dramatic and rare error type on Franklin halves, and few split aft…

NGC 1965 SMS Washington quarter struch through string on its obverse. The string extends across the obverse and overlaps in the center. There are small threads visible in the strike thru.   Struck through string errors are generally scarce, and …

NGC 1970-D Washington quarter struck on a Philippine 25 sentimos blank. The coin weighs 4.1 grams, which is correct for a Philippine 25S. Also, the coin is slightly gold-colored, and is a smaller diameter than normal.    A scarce off-metal,…

NGC clad Washington quarter struck on 0.6 gram fragment. The fragment is ragged around portions of its edge, and is almost an elliptical shape.    NGC MS66 lustrous. 

NGC silver 196X Roosevelt dime struck on a split before strike planchet. The coin shows the rough, split side on the reverse. A superb example. NGC did not grade it, but we grade the coin uncirculated. 

NGC Jefferson nickel proof type-2 planchet. The planchet is proof, which is generally a scarce planchet type on Jefferson nickels. Proof