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PCGS 2000 dated 50c aluminum feeder finger, made for the U.S. Mint by Arrow tool company in the year 2000. The Aluminum feeder finger is the exact type used by the U.S. mint during this era, and example with the same anodized aluminum are found struc…

PCGS 1971 Eisenhower dollar obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse due to the clad layer missing on that side. Additionally, it weighs 18.9 grams, which reflects the weight of the missing outer clad layer.    A very..…

PCGS 1972-D Eisenhower dollar obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse due to the clad layer missing on that side. Additionally, it weighs 18.66 grams, which reflects the weight of the missing outer clad layer.    A ver…

PCGS 1976-D bicentennial half struck 50% off-center and uniface reverse. The coin is blank on the coin's reverse due to the coin having been struck against another planchet. Also, it is the ideal percentage off-center at 50%.   AU58

2001 silver eagle huge struck through obverse. It was almost certainly likely struck through a piece of clear plastic, which is what makes this shape. One of the larger pieces we've seen.   MS68

NGC 2021-P silver eagle with strong clashed dies obverse and light clashed dies on the reverse. Clashed dies are scarce on silver eagle coins because of the high quality control for bullion coins.    MS69 with light golden brown toning, and…

PCGS 1979-S SBA dollar double-curved clipped.  MS64

CACG 1925 peace dollar struck through obverse at 5-6 o'clock. MS64

CACG 1925 peace dollar struck through obverse in Ms.Liberty's hair and forehead.  MS64

CACG 1891-O Morgan dollar 50 degree rotated dies. The coin shows a large rotation. Scarce.   G6

NGC 1976 Kennedy half struck 15% off-center. MS64 with lustrous surfaces, and with a small spot obverse. 

CACG 1963 Franklin half struck on a rolled the planchet, with a weight of 10.4 grams. The rolling of the planchet strip was done incorrectly, resulting in the coining struck on a planchet which was thinner than normal (normal is 12.5 grams...

PCGS 1954 Washington quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on a nickel planchet, and weighs 4.94 grams (correct for a Jefferson nickel.) Major errors like this are scarce on earlier date Washington quarters, and we estimate 7-10 are…

PCGS 1945-P Jefferson nickel war nickel elliptical clip, with an oval shaped elliptical clip. The elliptical clip occurred when the blank was punched out from a previously partially punched out blank. When the blank was punched out, it separated from…

NGC 1984 Lincoln cent fully unplated zinc cent, with the copper missing on the obverse and reverse. This occurred to a problem with the plating process, which plates the zinc planchets with copper.    MS64 lustrous. 

Struck 50% off-center. 

Struck 25% off-center.

Off-center 25%. 

Curved clip. 

CACG 1959 Lincoln cent struck 12% off-center. Rare date/mint for off-center cents.   AU58 brown, with barely mentionable hairline scratch obverse (not noted on holder.)