mint errors

PCGS 1989 Lincoln cent flipover double-struck with the strike 10% and 95% Off-center. MS62 Red

PCGS 1965 Lincoln cent double-struck rotated in-collar, and also a die adjustment strike (weak strike.) The coin was struck twice, with approximately a 20 degree rotation between strikes. It also is a die adjustment strike, with the result that the c…

Double-struck with both strikes off-center, and the 97% off-center is a flipover. 

Proof $5 1996-W Gold Olympic Five Dollar Reverse This cancelled proof $5 die was used as the reverse for the 1996-W proof $5 gold coins for the commemoratives for the Atlanta olympic games. The $5 die is cancelled with an X shape, and was retired aft…

2002-P 25c Louisiana Quarter 7% Double-Curved Clipped NGC MS65

NGC 2002-D Indiana quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side, which is the most desirable side to have missing the clad layer. MS64 Red/Brown

NGC 2002-D Mississippi quarter elliptical clip, with a nice "football shape" to the coin. It weighs 4.7 grams.  AU58

PCGS 2002-P Mississippi quarter obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse side.    MS63 with lustrous red surfaces, and just a hint of toning. 

PCGS 25c 2001-D Rhode Island quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. MS63 Red/Brown

NGC 2001-P Vermont quarter elliptical clip, with the coin weighing 4.7 grams.    MS66 lustrous white 

NGC 2001-D New York quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side, which is because the clad layer is missing. The coin weighs 4.68 grams.   MS63 Brown and lustrous 

NGC 2000-P Virginia quarter double-struck with the 2nd strike 80% off-center at 3 o'clock.   MS64

2000-P 25c New Hampshire Quarter Uncentered Broadstruck PCGS MS65

ICG 1977 Washington quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on a nickel planchet that was intended for striking into a Jefferson nickel. The off-metal planchet error occurred when a a nickel planchet was fed into a press striking...

PCGS 1962 Jefferson nickel off-metal struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a Lincoln cent, since it is struck on the bronze planchet of a cent.  A scarcer date for nickels on cents.  MS62 Brown with mint red…

PCGS 1968 Lincoln cent struck on a clad dime blank. The coin weighs 2.24 grams, and is the clad metal and blank intended for a Roosevelt dime. The error occurred when a clad dime blank was fed into a press that was striking Lincoln cents and was…

PCGS 1964-D Lincoln cent struck 15% off-center and 15% curved clip.  MS62 Red/Brown (counting wheel mark reverse.)

PCGS 1971 Lincoln cent struck 8% off-center and 5% curved clip.    MS64 Red

Off-center and clipped.   UNC details damage. 

Off-center and also with a clip.   MS63 Brown