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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 cent split T-2 planchet, and never struck. If it had been struck it would have been a "split before strike." The planchet weighs only 1.47 grams. MS61 Red/Brown

Medium size struck through on the reverse. 

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 40% silver T-1 blank. Scarce.   MS61

PCGS 1969-x Lincoln cent 50% curved clip and weighing 1.27 grams. A dramatic and eye-catching clip. MS62 Red/Brown

PCGS (1959-1982) Lincoln cent with a large 45% curved clip and with a weight of 1.29 grams.    MS62 Red/Brown

PCGS clad Roosevelt dime T-2 planchet with a 30% clamshell split. Scarce.   MS62

PCGS 196X Lincoln cent with a huge 15% misaligned die obverse! Misaligned dies are scarce this large. MS62 Red/Brown

PCGS Pre-1982 cent T-2 planchet and with a 30% laminated planchet, with a weight of 2.91 grams. Unusual and scarce.   MS61 Red

PCGS (1982-2023) Lincoln cent zinc T-2 planchet with defective, bubbled up plating.    MS62 Red

CACG 2016 silver eagle partial collar strike, with a high rim from 3 to 7 o'clock. The coin was struck while only partially within the collar die, resulting in part of it being struck out of collar. The portion that was out of collar has no reeding, …

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…

PCGS 2000-P Kennedy half 75 degree roated dies.   MS61

PCGS 1958 Jefferson nickel tapered planchet. MS65

ANACS 1981 Lincoln cent double-denomination, struck on a Roosevelt dime. The coin shows strong design details from the underlying dime.  MS65 with lustrous surfaces.