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ANACS 2007-P Roosevelt dime split die reverse, wit a large split down the reverse. MS60 with a light counting finger scratch reverse. 

NGC Shield nickel split planchet before strike, with a weight of 2.3 grams. The coin is struck on a planchet that split in half before being struck into a coin. As a result, it is less than half the normal weight, and shows the rough, split side on t…

PCGS 1967 Lincoln cent struck on 55% curved clipped planchet, and with a weight of 1.39 grams. A huge clip!   MS62 Red/Brown

PCGS 1999 Lincoln cent struck on Roosevelt dime, double-denomination. The coin shows the designs of both a cent and a dime, and has a reeded edge. It is also on the clad planchet of a dime.  MS64 with light golden/white toning, and lustrous surf…

The coin has a large struck through on the reverse, with an interesting shape! It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS64

Large struck through on the reverse. It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS65

Large struck through on the reverse. It was likely a piece of plastic that the coin was struck thru.   MS64 

Huge struck through reverse. Doubtless, the strike through was a piece of plastic. Scarce this large!   MS64 with white/toned surfaces. 

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck through plastic and retained, mated pair set. The plastic was struck through the coin's reverse, and is retained with the coin in a separate flip. PCGS created a label for it, but because it is thin an fragile, did not p…

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck thru reverse.    MS65

PCGS 1924 peace dollar with a straight clip at K-4. Usually, peace dollars have curved clips, and straight clips are scarce.   MS62

Rim clip at 10 o'clock. 

Struck through reverse at 7 o'clock. 

1976 50c Bicentennial Half Struck 10% Off-Center ANACS MS60

PCGS 1934 walking half partial collar and rim clip. Scarce combination on a walking half.   F12

PCGS 90% silver planchet with an elliptical clip. The planchet is oval shaped, and has a weight of 2.39 grams, under the correct weight of 2.5 grams. The only 90% silver elliptical clip planchet we've seen in years!    

PCGS 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud on the obverse at 5 o'clock. Proof nickel cuds are scarce.   PR66 DCAM

PCGS 1985 Lincoln cent cud major die break. The die break is fairly large, positioned on the reverse at 5 o'clock.    MS64 Red/Brown

PCGS 1943 steel cent struck through a late stage die cap. The die cap strike or "capped die strike", occurred when a coin adhered to the obverse die, and then struck the incoming planchets. This coin was struck by that die cap, creating the die cap..…

PCGS 1971 Eisenhower dollar obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse due to the clad layer missing on that side. Additionally, it weighs 18.9 grams, which reflects the weight of the missing outer clad layer.    A very..…