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PCGS 1971-D Washington quarter 2 coin mated pair, with one piece being a fragment of clad layer, that likely separated from another coin and then was struck into this coin and retained. The piece separated at some point after having been struck, and …

PCGS 1944 Mercury dime struck with a 3% indent at 10 o'clock on the reverse, and also with a partial collar strike. A rare error type on the Mercury dime series.  MS64 lustrous with multi-colored toning. 

PCGS 1952-D Washington quarter struck on dime thickness stock, with a weight of 4.7 grams. The coin is struck on dime thickness stock, so although it is the diameter of a quarter, it is struck on silver stock that is the thickness of a dime. This is.…

PCGS 1950-S Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver dime planchet. The coin is struck on the silver planchet intended for striking into a silver dime, but which was instead struck with cent dies. It weights around 2.5 grams, and is silver. Also, it is.…

NGC 90% silver type-2 planchet, with a weight of 12.4 grams. This was intended for a U.S. silver half dollar coin.    

NGC 1982 large date Lincoln cent partially plated, with approximately 60% of the cent missing. An eye-catching error, with good eye-appeal.    MS64 Red

PCGS 2000 silver eagle struck thru obverse at 12 o'clock.   MS68

PCGS 4 coin set of struck thru 2016 silver eagles. The set is a progression set of strike thrus on the reverse, with a large, circular strike thru on the eagle's left wing. Fairly scarce to find progressions like this.   The coins grade MS68 (1)…

NGC 90% silver Morgan or peace dollar era silver dollar type-2 planchet. The planchet was of the type for Morgan or peace dollars, with the distinctive surfaces and appearance. The white "chalky" surfaces are seen on this era of silver dollar planche…

NGC 1999 silver eagle partial collar strike. The coin was struck partially out of collar, giving it only part of the reeding on the edge, with the other part having no reeding. These are popularly known as "railroad rims" as well.   A scarce err…

ANACS 1989-P Kennedy half struck 7% off-center. MS64

PCGS 1978 25c Washington quarter 26% curved clipped and a large broadstrike. Dramatic error!   MS60 counting wheel mark reverse. 

PCGS 1980-P Washington quarter struck on a nickel 5c planchet, and with a weight of 5.01 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, and lower weight. Additionally, portions of the design are missing near the rim.    The wrong planche…

PCGS 1971-D Roosevelt dime struck 70% center. MS63

PCGS 1967 Roosevelt dime struck 60% off-center. A scarcer date for off-centers, and this example is in the ideal range of off-center. Uncirculated details, with a counting wheel mark obverse and a scratch. 

PCGS 1890 seated dime struck 10% off-center at 7 o'clock. A series which is scarce for major errors.   VG10

NGC 1882 shield nickel broadstruck on a type-1 blank. The coin was struck on a blank (no raised rim), and also struck out of collar, allowing it to expand beyond its normal diameter.   Broadstrikes are rare on shield nickels, and this is one of …

PCGS 1972 Type-1 Eisenhower dollar obverse missing clad layer, with the coin having a copper obverse and a normal clad reverse. Visually eye-catching, with brown, copper surfaces on the obverse.    A scarce series for missing clad layers, a…

PCGS 1972-D Eisenhower dollar reverse missing clad layer, with the coin having a copper reverse and a normal clad obverse. Visually eye-catching, with brown, copper surfaces on the reverse.    A scarce series for missing clad layers, and th…

PCGS 1972-D Eisenhower dollar struck on a Philippine 1 piso planchet. The off-metal Ike shows light gold surfaces, which are from the alloy used for Philippine 1 pesos, and also is underweight and smaller in diameter, and has a weight of only 14.4 gr…