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PCGS 1899-O Morgan dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and as a result, only part of the edge received reeding on the edge.   MS62 flashy luster

PCGS 1884-O Morgan dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and as a result, only part of the edge received reeding on the edge.   MS64 flashy luster and a little toning on the reverse. Small rim di…

PCGS 1877-S trade dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and approximately half of the reeding is missing on the edge.   A very rare series for major mint errors, with even partial collar strikes.…

ANACS 1981-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent, but has the design of a nickel. MS62 with brown surfaces. 

PCGS (1867-1883) shield nickel struck 20% off-center and with a lamination obverse. Shield nickels are very scarce struck off-center, especially more than 10% off.    AU55 with a small "drill mark" on the reverse (not noted on the PCGS hold…

Major straight clip, and on an earlier date Memorial cent. 

PCGS 1947-S Jefferson nickel split before strike. The split side is on the reverse. Rare date. MS61

PCGS 1900 Liberty nickel struck 5% off-center. A scarce, mintstate example. Most examples are circulated.    MS63 with lustrous surfaces and a hint of golden toning. Nice eye-appeal!

ANACS 2007-D John Adams dollar missing reverse clad layer. The coin weighs 5.91 grams (normal is 8 grams.) Scarce.   MS64 with lustrous, red/brown surfaces. 

PCGS 1979 Lincoln cent blowhole defective planchet, with a "hole" in the coin, and a crack/defective area as well. Scarce.   AU58 Red/Brown

NGC 1921 Morgan dollar uncentered broadstruck, with the coin larger in size than normal, and missing most of the reeding on the edge (just a few faint traces, but not enough to keep it from qualifying as a broadstrike.) A nice example, with a decent.…

PCGS 2003-P Illinois state quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a nickel, but is struck with the design of a Illinois quarter. A scarce wrong planchet error. MS66 lustrous with beautiful blue-gold toning&…

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, and…

PCGS 1977 Washington quarter double-denomination struck on a 1977 Jefferson nickel. The coin has the design of a quarter but is struck over a 1977 Jefferson nickel, and so is a "30c" coin.   There is design detail from the nickel visible especia…

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 

PCGS 1974-D Washington quarter struck on Lincoln cent planchet. The coin is copper-alloy, and is smaller than a normal quarter. Dramatic in appearance, and nicely positioned with the full date and mintmark visible. Ex-Harrison Phillips Collection MS6…

PCGS 1971-D with a large piece of black grease struck into and retained on the coin's reverse. The strike in the grease shows raised lettering from portions of "ONE CENT." Dramatic in appearance, and rare like this. Uncirculated details, and cleaned.…

PCGS Manganese dollar T-1 blank, intended for striking into a Native American, Presidential or Innovation dollar. The blank weighs 8.01 grams. Much scarcer than the T-2 planchets of the same time. Note: We have a few of these in stock, and the buyer …

PCGS (1966) Washington quarter with a corner clip. The clip is from one of the 4 corners of a coil of planchet strip, and occurs when a blank is punched out so that it overlaps one of the strips corners, where the side and end of the strip form an an…

NGC 1957-D Lincoln wheat cent double-denomination, overstruck on a Roosevelt dime. The coin shows the designs of both a cent and a dime, with Roosevelt's head visible on the cent's obverse, and the torch and design of the dime visible on the cent's..…