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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 1916 buffalo nickel split planchet after strike. The coin was struck, then split in half after strike. The split side is on the coin's reverse, which is ideal. F12

PCGS 1921-D Morgan dollar with a blowhole defective planchet. The coin has a defective area in the center of the coin, with two small pinholes in the center of the defective area. When the coin is held up to an intense light source, there are two...

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 $1 SBA dollar T-2 planchet, and with the correct weight of 8.1 grams. The planchet has proof surfaces, with the distinctive tumbling marks and slightly glimmering surfaces on the planchet.  SBA dollar proof planchets are rare! Proof 

PCGS proof clad Washington quarter. The coin also has an 8% straight clip. In the clip is the characteristic slightly ragged cut marks which are sometimes seen on straight clips.   Proof quarter planchets are very scarce, and are one of the scar…

Elliptical clip, with the coin having an oval shape.  MS63 Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection 

Elliptical clip, with the coin having an oval shape.  MS66 Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection 

NGC 1881 three cent nickel broadstruck. The coin was struck out of collar, allowing it to expand beyond it's normal size. Scarcer date. VF30  

NGC 1865 three cent nickel struck 30% off-center at K-11. Dramatic in appearance, with a large portion of the planchet visible and also the design.   Major off-center three cent nickels are rare--the vast majority are 10% or less off-center, and…

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.…

This is a planchet intended for striking a U.S. silver commemorative dollar, with a with of 27.45 grams. These are the planchets used for striking most silver dollar sized commemoratives for U.S. coins.    We have a few of these in stock, a…

This is a planchet intended for striking a U.S. silver commemorative dollar, with a with of 27.45 grams. These are the planchets used for striking most silver dollar sized commemoratives for U.S. coins.    We have a few of these in stock, a…

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…

NGC 1971-1976-S proof Ike dollar 40% silver planchet. The planchet was intended for striking into a proof 40% silver Ike dollar from the 1971-1976 era. As a planchet, it has a raised rim, and also the coin's surfaces are glimmering, and have the fine…

NGC 1971-1976-S proof Ike dollar 40% silver planchet. The planchet was intended for striking into a proof 40% silver Ike dollar from the 1971-1976 era. As a planchet, it has a raised rim, and also the coin's surfaces are glimmering, and have the fine…

1c (1993-D) Lincoln Cent defaced coin die: obverse lower portion of rim and small part Lincoln’s coat, and “VDB” on the coat. Also, “L” of “LIBERTY

1c (1993-D) Lincoln Cent coin die: obverse small-medium sized area of Lincoln’s lower coat, and the “rim” area

1c (1993-D) Lincoln Cent Die: obverse portion of Lincoln’s coat