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PCGS 2003-P Illinois state quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is the weight and planchet of a nickel. Off-metal state quarters on nickel planchet are very scarce (with the exception of the Delaware on nickel, which is common), with most st…

1995-W $5 Gold Commemorative Olympic Die X-Cancelled The die was used for striking the 1995-W $5 olympic commemorative coin with the eagle reverse. The die comes with the certificate of authenticity, and it says that this particular die struck 1,988.…

PCGS 2001-P Sacagawea dollar struck 25% off-center and with a decent amount of design and planchet visible, giving it better eye-appeal. A very scarce series for major off-center strikes like this.   The error occurred when the planchet was not …

PCGS 1999-D Delaware state quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet of a Jefferson nickel, and is the weight and metal of a nickel. It is slightly smaller than a quarter, and also weighs only about 5 grams.   …

PCGS 1979-P Susan B. Anthony dollar struck 35% off-center. A high grade example, and a nice percentage off-center. MS67 with lustrous, lightly toned surfaces. 

Proof $5 1996-W Gold Olympic Five Dollar Reverse This cancelled proof $5 die was used as the reverse for the 1996-W proof $5 gold coins for the commemoratives for the Atlanta olympic games. The $5 die is cancelled with an X shape, and was retired aft…

PCGS 2002-D Tennessee state quarter struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is far smaller than a normal quarter, with much of the design  missing. It is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, and was struck on one that was fed into a..…

NGC (1982-2024) copper-plated zinc Lincoln cent proof type-2 planchet. The 2.5 gram copper plated zinc 1c planchet is proof, with mirrored fields and the burnished, proof appearance. The planchet should have been struck into a proof Lincoln cent, but…

PCGS 1906 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. A nice example of an off-center Liberty nickel. AU58

PCGS 1896 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. Rare date for off-center strikes. AU50

NGC 1887 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. More than 10% off, and with good eye-appeal. Scarce this nice!   AU58 lustrous with a hint of gold toning. 

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 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 2000-P Maryland quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The planchet was intended for a Jefferson 5c, and the coin is the weight and metal of a nickel, but has the design of a Maryland quarter.   Off-metal Maryland quarters on nickel planchets…

PCGS 1943-X steel cent late stage die cap strike, with the coin having much of the obverse design missing. There is a somewhat faint brockage of some of the words"CENT" and "UNITED STATES" on the obverse.  The error occurred when a die cap forme…

PCGS 2007-D Washington dollar with the reverse clad layer missing before strike. The coin is coppery colored on the reverse due to the outer manganese layer separated almost entirely, before strike.   A small sliver of the manganese remains arou…

PCGS (1971-2023-D) clad Kennedy half dollar struck with a 20% indent obverse and also a partial collar strike. Indents this large are scarce on Kennedy halves. A nice example. MS64

PCGS 1857 seated quarter struck 3% off-center. The coin is missing a small portion of the design. Seated quarter off-centers are rare!   PCGS Fine details plugged. The coin has some other minor damage, and has been cleaned. 

NGC 1976 Type-1 bicentennial Eisenhower dollar struck 75% off-center. The coin shows part of the Liberty Bell and some of the lettering on the reverse, and part of Ike's head and some lettering on the obverse.   This is a scarcer date for major.…

NGC shield nickel struck 25% off-center at 6 o'clock. The coin shows a large amount of planchet and design, giving it good eye-appeal as an off-center strike. Shield nickels are rare struck this far off-center, and few are known. This is a desirable.…