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PCGS 1980-P Washington quarter struck on a 5c planchet. The coin weighs 4.85 grams, with the weight slightly below normal, which is likely because there is some pre-strike damage on the coin.   MS64

PCGS 1967 Washington quarter off-metal, struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is struck on the copper planchet intended for a Lincoln cent. It is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design/lettering missing, and weighs only 3.1 gram…

ANACS ND (2000-2010) Manganese small dollar type-1 blank. Generally scarce.    MS60

NGC 2000-D Maryland quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin weighs 4.7 grams.   MS64 Red/Brown

NGC 2000-P Maryland quarter struck on a 5c planchet. The coin is struck on the nickel planchet intended for striking into a Jefferson nickel. It is a wrong planchet error, having been struck on the smaller, lighter weight planchet that was intended f…

NGC 1999-D Pennsylvania quarter struck 75% off-center.    MS64

NGC 2006-P 25c Colorado quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side, and is missing the clad layer. A scarce state for missing clad layers. Desirable with the "state" side being the missing side.   MS64 Brown

NGC 2000-P Sacagawea dollar 10% double clipped. MS64

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent blank. The coin weighs 3.06 grams. The cent blank was intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, but the copper blank was instead fed into a nickel press and was struck with nickel dies.    MS63…

PCGS 1982-1989 Lincoln Memorial cent foldover strike, with the coin showing a large "bow' in the fold, and with the strike 85% off-center. A scarce error type.   MS64 Red/Brown

NGC 1985 Lincoln cent foldover strike, with a dramatic fold on the obverse, with the planchet folded over and struck into the obverse design. A scarce error type.   MS65 Red/Brown with mostly red surfaces. There's an area of what seems to be dri…

NGC 2022-P 25c with a retained cud obverse are 12 o'clock, and a minor split die (early stage of the larger split die) revere at 2 o'clock. A popular double die break error!   MS64

PCGS 1995-P Kennedy half struck 50% off-center. A very nice example, being the perfect percentage off-center, and with a full date and mintmark visible. Scarce.   PCGS MS65 lustrous with a hint of toning. One tiny spot obverse.

PCGS 1988 Lincoln cent foldover strike and edge strike. The coin is interesting and unusual, being a coin that was struck on it's edge, and as it was struck, on edge of the planchet was folded over and struck into the coin's reverse (at 4 o'clock on …

PCGS 1986 Lincoln cent double-struck, 2nd 60% off-center and 70% obverse indent.  MS65 Red

PCGS 1976-D Washington Bicentennial quarter struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller, copper planchet of a Lincoln cent, with the result that much of the outer lettering is missing, and also the coin is copper instead of clad…

PCGS 1951 wheat cent struck on a silver dime blank. The coin weighs 2.54 grams, and is silver, instead of copper. The coin is struck on the blank intended for striking into a Roosevelt dime, instead of the copper planchet for a cent. The last "1" in …

ANACS 1999-P Susan B. Anthony dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 75% off-center at 3 o'clock. A superb example of a double-struck SBA dollar, with the date and mintmark visible, and also a high grade. The reverse side is uniface from having be…

ANACS 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel blank. The coin is struck on the slightly smaller blank of a Jefferson nickel, and weighs 4.96 grams. A wrong planchet error, and one of the more affordable combinations (25c on 5c.)   MS64

NGC 1901 Indian cent struck 25% off-center at 12 o'clock. The coin is a major off-center, and mintstate, making it a desirable example. Scarce this far off-center and in this grade.    MS62 Brown