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PCGS 1956 Jefferson nickel 4% ragged clip at K-6. Scarcer, early date clipped nickel. MS65

PCGS 1972-S proof Jefferson nickel cud major die break, with the cud visible on the obverse at 5 o'clock. A decent size cud, and even small die breaks or defects typically result in a die's being retired. Because of the high quality control, cuds rar…

PCGS 1998-P Jefferson nickel split die obverse and struck thru die cap. AU55 with some minor gouge marks reverse (not noted on holder.)

PCGS 2017-P shield cent struck thru, with the strike almost certainly grease.   AU58 Red

PCGS 1934-D wheat cent broadstruck, with a large expansion in size. Scarcer date. AU50 

1960-D 1c Lincoln Cent Broadstruck & 4% Indent   PCGS MS62 RB counting wheel mark obverse. 

1939 1c Wheat Cent 14% Curved Clip at K-5 PCGS MS62 BN

1960 1c Lincoln Cent 25% Curved Clip PCGS MS64 RB

1968-D 1c Lincoln Cent 19% Double Curved Clipped PCGS MS63 RB

1899 1c Indian Cent Broadstruck PCGS F12

1963-D 1c Lincoln Cent 12% Straight Clip PCGS MS61 Brown

1903 1c Indian Cent Broadstruck VG10

1965 1c Lincoln Cent 15% Curved Clip PCGS MS63 RB

1963 1c Lincoln Cent 12% Ragged Clip PCGS AU58

1962 1c Lincoln Cent 4% Straight Clip PCGS MS63 Brown

1961 1c Lincoln Cent 8% Straight Clip PCGS MS65 Red

NGC 2000-P Sacagawea dollar struck 15% off-center. The coin shows a portion of the design missing toward 11 o'clock. A pleasing example of this scarce error type on Sacagawea dollars! MS65 with problem-free, pleasing surfaces. 

Canada NGC 1986 quarter struck on a cent blank. The coin is copper, and weigh 2.5 grams, contrasting dramatically with the expected "nickel" color of a normal quarter. Generally scarce error type.   MS64 Red/Brown

PCGS (1986-2025) American silver eagle type-2 planchet, with scarce, "uncirculated finish" surfaces. The coin has the much scarcer uncirculated surfaces, unlike the "proof like" surfaces that are typically seen on silver eagle type-2 planchets. Tough…

PCGS (1986-2025) American silver eagle type-1 blank. The blank has no upset rim, and is therefore a "type-1 blank." Silver eagle type-1 blanks are rare, and we have only seen 2 or 3 of them.    MS61