mint errors

PCGS 1964-D 25c Washington quarter double-struck, with the 2nd strike 80% off-center and uniface reverse. Silver Washington quarter double-strikes are rare, and few are known. This is surprising considering how many were struck, but finding even a...

NGC 1916-S Mercury dime broadstruck, with the coin showing a large expansion in size. The first year of the Mercury dime series! A scarcer date/mint for Mercury dime errors   MS63 FB

NGC 1c Lincoln Memorial cent foldover strike. The coin has a dramatic "loop" in the planchet, from where the planchet folded over (like folding a piece of bread), and formed a foldover strike.  This error type is generally scarce, with a rough..…

PCGS 1976-S Bicentennial quarter struck on a clad dime planchet, wrong planchet error. This incredible proof bicentennial quarter is struck on the much smaller planchet intended for striking into a dime. It is the weight and planchet of a dime, but i…

PCGS 1946-S Jefferson nickel doubled die obverse, with a strong doubled die on "LIBERTY" and "1946". The doubling is strong and easy to see. The "hockey stick" die defect can be seen on Jefferson's ponytail. A tough variety!   PCGS MS64...

PCGS 1976-D Bicentennial Ike dollar 7% double curved clipped. Uncirculated details scratched. Not very noticeable. 

NGC 1934 Lincoln wheat cent struck 15% off-center. The coin is struck off-center at K-10. A somewhat scarcer off-center.   MS63 Brown with lustrous surfaces. 

PCGS 1957-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 35% off-center. A nice example, with a large amount of planchet and design showing.   MS63 Red/Brown

PCGS 1900 Morgan dollar obverse lamination, with a large chunk of planchet missing. Most are smaller than this. AU58

PCGS 1904 Morgan dollar laminated planchet obverse, with a major laminated planchet across the design from Ms.Liberty's neck to the back of the hat.   AU58 lustrous white. 

NGC 1978 Washington quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a Jefferson 5c, but which was instead struck with quarter dies. It weighs 5.0 grams.    MS65

PCGS 1926-D standing quarter cud obverse at K-11, with a piece of the die missing, having broken away. Also, there is a die crack extending from the cud. Standing liberty quarter cuds are scarce. AU58

PCGS 1920 buffalo nickel struck 25% off-center at 7 o'clock. The coin was struck off-center when the planchet was not fed completely between the dies, resulting in an off-center strike. This is the most available date for earlier date buffalo nickel.…

PCGS 1998 Lincoln cent 2-coin mated pair set, with one coin broadstruck and with a brockage, and the coin that mates with it being a double-struck, with the 2nd strike off-center. The two coins were struck into each other, creating a mated pair set..…

NGC 1997-D Kennedy half struck 50% off-center. Nice eye-appeal, and scarce this percentage off, which is considered generally to be the ideal percentage because there is a lot of design and planchet visible.   MS64 lustrous with white surfaces. …

PCGS 1979 Kennedy half struck on a SBA dollar planchet. The coin is struck on a planchet that is the weight and the metal of an SBA dollar. It is smaller than a normal Kennedy half, with portions of the outer lettering and design missing.  A...

PCGS 2 coin set of 1995-D Washington quarters, with one coin missing the obverse clad layer and one the reverse clad layer. MS64 Red

NGC 1964-D Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin is struck on a copper cent planchet, and so is the weight and copper metal of a cent, and is the weight of one at 3.0 grams. It is smaller than a normal nickel, with portions of …

PCGS 1999-D 1c Lincoln cent struck on a pre-strike damaged clad dime planchet, with the coin showing some scratches and gouges underneath the strike. The planchet probably was stuck in a piece of Mint machinery before being fed into the cent press an…

NGC 1968-D Lincoln cent struck on dime planchet 2.2 grams. The Lincoln cent is struck on a clad Roosevelt dime planchet, and is the weight and metal of a dime as a result. A somewhat scarcer date/mintmark for cents on dimes. MS62 with lustrous, light…