PCGS 1941 Mercury dime tapered planchet, with a weight of 2.23 grams. Scarce error type on Mercury dimes.   XF45

Small blowhole defective planchet, with the hole showing "light" through it. Scarce, but affordable example. 

Nice grade and clip position. Scarce.

Nice grade and clip position. 

Scarce date for clips, and a nice grade. 

PCGS 1964-D Jefferson nickel struck thru retained steel fragment. Possibly the head of a nail or a thicker piece of steel wire. It is located in the edge, and on the reverse at 7 o'clock. Scarce. VF30

PCGS 1935 buffalo nickel with a 1% ragged clip. MS63

PCGS 1935 buffalo nickel with a 4% ragged clip. AU58

PCGS 2004-P Keelboat nickel, struck 30% off-center and with a 25% straight clip. The coin is dramatic in appearance, with both errors giving the coin good eye-appeal and a nice appearance. A scarce nickel design for major errors like this. MS62

PCGS 1977-D Jefferson nickel with a split collar cud. The collar die split in half, which made the coin expand beyond its normal size, and with cuds on the coin's edge. AU58

PCGS Die adjustment strike, with the coin struck with insufficient striking pressure. MS60

PCGS 1935 buffalo nickel with a blowhole defective planchet. The blowhole can be seen at the 9 o'clock area, with the hole right through the coin. Scarce error type on buffalo nickels. AU58

PCGS 1958-D Jefferson nickel blowhole defective planchet, and with a long defective area in the coin. The blowhole is small bus easily visible when tilted in the light.    XF40 

NGC Jefferson nickel struck 55% off-center on a clad dime blank. The blank weighs 2.25 grams, which is the weight of a clad dime. It is also much smaller than a normal nickel, being the size of a dime. Scarce error type.   MS65 with a hint of go…

NGC 1984-P Jefferson nickel cuds obverse and reverse and with strong clashed dies. The reverse cud is "squirting out" of the rim area from K-11-12 area, and on the obverse the coin has a base of bust cud. Additionally, the coin has strong clashed die…

NGC 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin has the design of a Jefferson nickel, but is struck on the copper alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent. It is the weight of a cent planchet at around 3.1 grams, and is dramatic in...

NGC 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin has the design of a Jefferson nickel, but is struck on the copper alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent. It is the weight of a cent planchet at around 3.1 grams, and is dramatic in...