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PCGS 2014 silver eagle with a high finned rim on the reverse from 5:30-10:30 o'clock. A very high finned rim on the reverse, and scarce this dramatic.   MS68

PCGS 1960-D Roosevelt dime split before strike, with the rough, split side on the coin's reverse. It is difficult to find fully split before strikes on silver coins, as they are scarce. AU58

ANACS 2003-D Lincoln cent struck 10% off-center. Scarce  MS64 Red

NGC 2005-P Minnesota quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side, because the clad layer was missing before strike.   MS64 Red/Brown

PCGS 1958 wheat cent struck over a 1958 1 centavo. The design of the 1 centavo can be seen, particularly on the reverse, although remnants are visible on the obverse as well. The “58” of the Centavo’s date can be see overlapping the…

This is a U.S. 6 piece feeder finger set, with all of the feeder fingers genuine Denver Mint feeder fingers, which were used for striking coins at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger groups is from a small group of feeder fingers that c…

This is a U.S. 5c Jefferson nickel feeder finger which was used for striking Jefferson Nickels at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grab…

This is a U.S. 10c feeder finger which was used for striking Roosevelt dimes at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin press th…

This is a U.S. 50c steel feeder finger which was used for striking half dollars at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin press…

This is a U.S. $1 feeder finger which was used for striking silver dollar sized coins at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin…

NGC philippines 1976 25 sentimos off-metal struck on a 10 sentimos planchet. The coin is smaller than a normal 25 sentimos with some of the lettering missing.    MS63

NGC 5c 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud obverse at 5 o'clock. The cud is large for a proof coin, with all proof cuds on Jefferson nickels being rare, and with few known. This particular cud may be the most common of the types, but with still …

NGC 5c 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud obverse at 5 o'clock. The cud is large for a proof coin, with all proof cuds on Jefferson nickels being rare, and with few known. This particular cud may be the most common of the types, but with still …

NGC 2017 silver eagle struck thru and retained finned rim reverse. The coin has a long, thin sliver of silver metal struck into its reverse, which is from this or more likely another coin's "finned rim." Also, the coin itself has a finned rim. The on…

ANACS 1865 three cent nickel broadstrike, with the coin expanded well beyond it's proper diameter.  One of the most affordable earlier type errors, with Indian cents being the only other series in which major striking errors are "cheap."  F…

PCGS 1942-S Jefferson silver war nickel struck on a dime planchet. It has the design of a Jefferson nickel, but is struck on the much smaller planchet of a 10c. A dramatic off-metal, with the coin much smaller than normal, and also the weight and met…

PCGS 1889 Liberty nickel on cent planchet. The coin has the design of a Liberty nickel, but is struck on the planchet of a cent. The coin is the weight and metal of a cent. A popular off-metal.    Very scarce, with approximately 75 Liberty.…

PCGS 2005-D California quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse due to the outer nickel layer missing before the coin was struck.   California is a very scarce state for missing clad layers, and this is an affordable…

NGC 2002-P Louisiana quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the state side, which is the most desirable side to have missing.   A scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS64 Red/Brown

ANACS 1988 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. A scarce date for nickels on cents, with all post-1982 "zinc" off-metal nickels on cents being much scarcer than the pre-1982 copper nickels on cents. MS62 Red Brown with almost full red surfaces…