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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 1917-x Buffalo nickel struck 15% off-center at 11 o'clock. An early date, large off-center buffalo nickel.   XF45 

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

PCGS Lincoln Memorial cent struck 90% off-center on a clad Roosevelt dime planchet. The coin is struck on a clad dime planchet (or more likely a blank with no upset rim), with a portion of the reverse and obverse visible. Part of "UNTED STATES" is se…

ANACS 1995-P Kennedy half struck 5% off-center and with big expansion in size, and exceptional eye-appeal.   MS64 lustrous. 

PCGS 1976 bicentennial Washington quarter struck on 5c planchet, with the coin smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing, and also much lighter weight, with a weight of only 5.01 grams. Bicentennial quarters struck…

PCGS (1959-1982) 1c proof Lincoln Memorial cent struck 96% off-center. The coin is a proof Lincoln cent, with a glimmering, proof planchet off-set again the smaller area of strike on the 96% off-center cent. The design shows some frosting on the desi…

PCGS 1978 Jefferson nickel struck on Lincoln 1c planchet. The coin weighs 3.07 grams, and the coin is coppey-alloy, with portions of the outer lettering missing. A eye-catching, dramatic off-metal strike.   The error occurred when a cent planche…

PCGS 1918 Lincoln wheat cent double-struck, with the 2nd strike 40% off-center and die struck both sides. The coin has two "1918" dates visible. Scarce and dramatic double-struck wheat cent!   VG10 with brown surfaces. Some old nicks on portions…

PCGS 1976 bicentennial Ike dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 90% off-center and die struck both sides.  MS62

NGC 1921 Morgan dollar with a large ragged clip at 9:30 o'clock. The clip is large for a Morgan dollar, with clips larger than this all but unknown. Ragged clips like this are tough to find. An exceptional example of this error type on a Morgan dolla…

PCGS 1997-D Kennedy half struck 55% off-center. The coin has a nearly full date, and the coin has good eye-appeal, with about half the design and planchet visible.    Major off-center Kennedy halves (especially 40% or more off-center, with …

ANACS 1944 Mercury dime with a 3% indent reverse at 10 o'clock. Indents are rare on Mercury dimes, and few are known. The error occurred when another dime planchet was laying partially on top of this coin, and was struck into it, creating an unstruck…