mint errors

PCGS 10c Roosevelt dime aluminum feeder finger. The feeder finger has no date, but because of the two other dated "2000" examples it was acquired by us with, it's likely it is also a "2000" date.  denomination 10 CENT" printed on it. Additionall…

PCGS 2000 5c Jefferson nickel aluminum feeder finger. The feeder finger has the date "Feb 2000" and denomination "5 ct" printed on it. Additionally, it has the manufacturer of the feeder finger "Arrow" (which is short for "Arrow Tool", a company that…

CACG 2004 silver eagle double-struck, with the 2nd strike a partial collar strike. The partial collar strike on the edge shows two "reeded edges" on the coin.    The error occurred when the coin was struck, not fully ejected from the collar…

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck thru a large piece of plastic on the coin's reverse. Although the "plastic" is not mentioned on the holder, the shape, texture of the struck thru indicate strongly it was struck thru plastic. Scarcer this large...

Lamination reverse at 7-8 o'clock. 

PCGS 1976-D bicentennial quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin's reverse clad layer is missing before strike, leaving the reverse side copper. A popular and fairly scarce year for missing clad layers.   MS62 Red with pleasing, lustrous...

PCGS 1970-D Washington quarter struck on dime thickness stock. The coin is struck on a planchet that was punched out of clad 10c stock, and so the coin is the thickness of a dime, but the diameter of 25c.   AU55

2000-P New Hampshire Quarter Struck 15% Off-Center ANACS MS65

ANACS 1978 Washington quarter broadstruck and 15% curved clip. MS60 details with counting wheel marks. 

PCGS 1945-S silver war nickel broadstruck. A higher grade example of a broadstruck silver war nickel. The coin was struck out of collar.    MS65 with lustrous surfaces and gold/blue/brown toning. 

1943-X 5c War Nickel Split Planchet After Strike PCGS VG8

PCGS 1c 3.1 gram type-2 planchet with laminations on one side.     

PCGS 1945 wheat cent broadstruck.   AU58 Brown

NGC 1989 silver eagle struck thru plastic reverse, with a huge struck thru area present in the 3 o'clock area. The strike thru shows the flat, distinctive surfaces and shape of a "struck thru plastic", which is how it can be known with near certainty…

PCGS 1957-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 60% off-center at K-9. A nice percentage off-center, with a full date and mintmark.   MS63 Red/Brown 

PCGS 50c clad Kennedy half struck 75% off-center at 6 o'clock. A major off-center Kennedy half, and nice eye-appeal.MS63

PCGS 1873 Indian cent struck 40% off-center. A major off-center, early date Indian cent. Scarce this far off.    AU55 Red/Brown

NGC 1999 silver eagle 2-piece set retained struck thru. There was a long, narrow piece of what appears to be paper or plastic, and with a brown struck piece of it separated from the coin and slabbed along side it in the 2-coin set!   A very...

NGC 1999 silver eagle obverse struck thru a "C" shaped object. Probably, it was struck thru a shaving of metal or a piece of plastic.   MS69

PCGS 2001 silver eagle struck through plastic obverse, with two struck through areas obverse.   Although no plastic is visible, it is probably plastic. There might be some plastic on the edge, which would be the best way to be sure it was plasti…