mint errors

NGC 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud major die break at 5 o'clock on the obverse. The cud is obvious and is scarce because it is on a proof coin. Proof coins are carefully examined for cuds, so finding proof coins with them is tough. PF69 Ult…

ANACS Susan B. Anthony dollar clad planchet 8 grams. This was a planchet intended for striking into a SBA dollar, but which was never struck.   MS60

(1982-2024) 1c Lincoln Cent zinc type-2 planchet. The planchet missed the copper plating process at the manufacturing facility. The planchet is bright zinc in appearance, and has a raised rim around the edge.    We have a quantity of these …

(1982-2024) 1c Lincoln Cent zinc type-1 blank. The blank missing the copper plating process at the manufacturing facility, and also never received an upset rim. The blank is bright zinc in appearance, with no raised rim around the edge.    …

PCGS (1979-1981)-S Susan B. Anthony dollar struck on a cent planchet. The dollar is struck on the much smaller bronze cent planchet, and is both the weight and metal of a Lincoln cent. It has bright red surfaces, with just a hint of toning. There's a…

PCGS 1979-S Susan B. Anthony dollar struck on nickel planchet. An extremely rare off-metal type, and there are only about 6 known SBA dollars struck on nickel planchets. As a result, they are very tough to find for sale, and this is the only example …

PCGS 1980-P Kennedy half struck on a bronze cent planchet. The coin is copper colored in appearance, and much smaller than a normal half dollar. Nicely centered, with Kennedy's face and much of the date visible. Kennedy halves struck on cent planchet…

NGC 2003-P Arkansas state quarter struck on a Roosevelt dime double-denomination 35c piece. The quarter was struck over a struck Roosevelt dime, resulting in the coin having both coin's designs, and on the planchet of a clad dime. An ultra-rarity in …

PCGS 2002-D Tennessee state quarter struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is far smaller than a normal quarter, with much of the design  missing. It is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, and was struck on one that was fed into a..…

PCGS 1976 bicentennial quarter struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weigh of a dime at around 2.27 grams, and is much smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the design, and almost all the lettering missing on the obverse. Dramatic…

PCGS 1905 Liberty nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the 3.1 gram bronze planchet of a Indian cent, and is coppery colored in appearance, and smaller in diameter than a normal nickel. A scarce off-metal, with about 75 known for t…

PCGS (2000) 1c Lincoln cent with the coin flipover double-struck broadstruck, and with a 45% indent in the 2nd strike. Dramatic and eye-catching double-strike.  There is no "date" on the holder, but the date can be made out on the coin's reverse…

PCGS 1998 Lincoln cent misaligned die obverse, and double-struck, with the 2nd strike 97% off-center. Scarce and unusual.   MS66 Red

1979-D 1c Lincoln Cent Double Clip Straight & Curved ANACS MS61 RB The coin has a 4% curved clip ans a 3% straight clip. 

U.S. Mint 1c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Lincoln cent. The collar has a plain edge inside, and is only partially defaced (melted.) A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being impressed against a coin's edge. It's purpose...

U.S. Mint 5c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Jefferson nickel 5c. The collar has a plain edge inside, and is only partially defaced (melted.) A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being impressed against a coin's edge. It's purp…

U.S. Mint 25c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Washington 25c. The collar has a reeded edge inside, and is only partially defaced (melted.) A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being impressed against a coin's edge. It's purpose…

U.S. Mint 50c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Kennedy 50c. The  collar has a reeded edge inside, and is only partially defaced (melted.) A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being impressed against a coin's edge. It's purp…

U.S. Mint Philippines 5c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Philippines 5c (which is etched into the die post-Mint.) The  collar has a plain edge inside, and is only defaced (melted.) There is an interesting "crack between the dual collar…

U.S. Mint 10c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Roosevelt dime. The dime collar has a reeded edge inside, and is only defaced (melted) around about 1/2 of the inner collar.    A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being.…