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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 1995-D Roosevelt dime with an indent from a curved clipped dime planchet. The coin was struck thru a curved clipped (about 3-5% size clip) which resulting in an indent in the planchet area, and a normally struck area where the clip was...

NGC 1999-D Pennsylvania quarter struck 50% off-center at 8 o'clock.   A Major off-center, and a nice example.   MS64 with some white toning. 

PCGS 2001-P Sacagawea with dark surfaces from either an anti-tarnishing agent or from having been improperly annealed.  MS65

PCGS 1997-P Jefferson nickel with a Lincoln 1c planchet indented into the coin's reverse side.   The indent was caused by a Lincoln cent planchet which was fed into the press and struck while resting underneath this coin. The result is an indent…

PCGS 25c (1932-1982) Washington quarter struck 35% off-center on copper cent T-1 blank. The coin coin is struck 35% off-enter on the copper cent planchet, and is the weight and metal of a cent. It has a uniface reverse, and so has no design on the...

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…

PCGS 1957-D wheat cent struck 65% off-center at 9 o'clock. MS63 Red with a counting wheel mark reverse. 

PCGS 1957-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 65% off-center. MS63 Red with a counting wheel mark reverse. 

PCGS 1989-P Kennedy half struck 3% off-center. MS64

NGC 50c 1971-S proof Kennedy half with strong clashed dies on the obverse and reverse. The clash marks can be seen around Kennedy's profile, and the outline of much of Kennedy's head can be seen on the coin's reverse.    Proof coins are mad…

1954 Jefferson nickel struck 10% off-center. Uncirculated with scratches on the obverse. 

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'…

NGC 1988 silver eagle struck thru a silver sliver of reeding. The struck thru is also retained separate from the coin (in the 2x2 flip.) It is too thin and delicate to get certified, which is why it is not holdered with the main coin.    Sc…

ANACS 1927 Indian quarter eagle retained cud reverse, with a large retained cud at 6 o'clock.   A large retained cud, and fairly scarce.   MS61

Scarce date/mint.

ANACS 1982-P Jefferson nickel double-denomination struck on a Lincoln cent. It is struck on a Lincoln cent, with the coin having both the design of a cent and a nickel, with portions of the cent design visible under the nickel strike. Also, it is cop…

PCGS 1860-1864 Indian cent split planchet after strike. The coin split in half after it was struck. F15

PCGS 1962-D Roosevelt dime broadstrike. The coin was struck out of collar allowing it to expand beyond its normal diameter. Very scarce date for major striking errors.    AU58