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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.…

PCGS 1907 Indian cent split before strike. The coin is struck on a planchet that split in half before strike, resulting in a coin thinner than normal, and weighing about half the weight of a normal cent at 1.52 grams.  AU58 Brown with a spot rev…

PCGS 1978-S proof Roosevelt dime with strong clashed dies obverse and reverse. The coin shows strong clashes marks on the obverse and on the reverse sides.    Proof dimes are scarce with clashed dies, although 1978-S might be the most commo…

PCGS 1943 steel cent obverse mid stage die cap strike, with a brockage of the reverse across the coin's obverse. A premium quality example, with the coin's grade and the nice brockage giving the coin better than average eye-appeal.  The coin was…

PCGS 1964 Roosevelt dime with a deep obverse die cap, with medium to high cap walls around most of the obverse design. The reverse has a full brockage of the obverse design on the coin's reverse. There are even two "1964" dates, with a 2nd date on th…

NGC 1861 seated half dime, struck 10% off-center. Major errors are rare for the seated half dime series, and very few off-centers exist. This civil war era example is one of two known for the date, to our knowledge, and most examples are in the 1850'…

PCGS 1c 1977-S Lincoln cent proof trong clashed dies obverse, and more moderately clashed dies reverse. Nice grade, and scarce.    PRF67 Red Deep Cameo

PCGS 1977-S Lincoln cent proof with clashed dies on the obverse and reverse. The die clashes are easily seen when tilting the coin at an angle.    Proof clashed dies are scarce, with this being probably the most available date.   PR66 …

PCGS 1972 Kennedy half with an incomplete clip across the obverse from K-7 to K-10, and visible also on the reverse. Additionally, the coin has a 2% curved clip at K-6.    Incomplete clips are very scarce on Kennedy halves!   AU55 &nbs…

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.…

NGC 1972-S proof Kennedy half with a 2% curved clip at 11 o'clock. Proof clips are scarce.   PF66 with moderate white toning. 

NGC 1875-S seated quarter struck 15% off-center. The coin is a solid 15% or more off-center, with a lot of planchet visible.   Off-center seated quarters are excessively rare, and are one of the toughest series to find major errors like this. Th…

PCGS $1 2000-P Sacagawea dollar broadstruck. The coin has large expansion in size, and is dramatic in appearance.   Sacagawea dollar broadstrikes are scarce, and only a small number are known!   MS65 lustrous

NGC 1977-S proof Jefferson nickel clashed dies obverse and reverse. The strongest clash marks are on the reverse, but the coin also has obvious clash marks on the obverse. PF67 Ultra Cameo

NGC 2002-P Louisiana quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the state side, which is the most desirable side to have missing.   A scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS64 Red/Brown

ANACS 1988 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. A scarce date for nickels on cents, with all post-1982 "zinc" off-metal nickels on cents being much scarcer than the pre-1982 copper nickels on cents. MS62 Red Brown with almost full red surfaces…

PCGS 2006-P Colorado quarter with the reverse clad layer missing. The coin is copper on its reverse, because the clad layer was missing before the coin was struck. Missing clad layers are most desirable on the "state side" of state quarters, since th…

NGC clad Eisenhower dollar blank, Ex-San Francisco Hoard.    The blank has proof-like surfaces, with the surfaces having an unusual deep, slightly mirrored appearance. There are many tumbling marks on the planchet as you would see on a proo…