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PCGS 1974-D Eisenhower dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 90% off-center and uniface reverse. This is a rare date for double-strike Ike dollars, with few known. AU53 with hairlines across the obverse and reverse (cleaned), although not noted o…

NGC 1976-D bicentennial Ike dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 97% off-center. Double-strike Ike dollars usually sell for much more than this, and this is an affordable example.    MS64 lustrous. A small spot  on the off-center.…

CACG 1953-S Jefferson nickel struck 5% off-center. A very scarce date/mint, with an estimated 2-4 known.   AU58

ANACS (1909-1958) wheat cent struck on fragment, with a weight of only 1.39 grams. The coin is ragged around much of the fragment, and has nice eye-appeal.   MS63 Red/Brown

NGC 1995 American silver eagle with a partial collar strike. The coin was struck partially out of collar, resulting in part of the edge not receiving reeding. It is sometimes called a "railroad rim" because of the shape of the edge, with one part nar…

NGC 2021-D Morgan dollar struck thru reeding fragment reverse. The coin shows reeding in the strike thru area, which is how it can be attributed as being "reeding."   The piece of reeding that the coin was struck thru, likely came from another c…

ANACS 1895 Barber half partial collar strike. The coin was struck partially out of collar, with some of the reeding missing on the edge. Barber half errors are very scarce.   G4

PCGS 1957-D wheat cent struck 70% off-center. A good amount of design showing on both the strike and the planchet. MS64 lustrous red. A pleasing, red example. 

PCGS 1949-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 45% off-center at 9 o'clock. A scarcer date/mint this nice. One of the finest known 1949-D wheat cent off-center strikes. MS64 Red

PCGS 1890 liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. Liberty nickels are generally scarce struck off-center, and a guesstimate would be probably only 10-20 are known for this date.   F12 with some minor corrosion spots. 

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

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...

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. 

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.…