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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 

PCGS 1886 Morgan dollar retained struck thru wire obverse and reverse, with the wire coming off Ms.Liberty's eye, and on the reverse in the word "AMERICA" at 2 o'clock. The wire was struck into, and retained in the coin.   Having it one side is.…

PCGS 1898-S Morgan dollar uncentered broadstrike, with a large expansion in size. Effectively, the coin is a 5% off-center, with design missing on the obverse and reverse 6 o'clock.   Large broadstrikes (or 5% off-centers) like this on 1878-1904…

PCGS 1902-O Morgan dollar tilted partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partly within the collar die, with reeding missing around a portion of the edge. A high grade example.   MS65 with light gold toning. 

PCGS 1904-O Morgan dollar struck thru reverse in the 6 o'clock area. A long strike thru, possibly a piece of metal or a scrap of wood. Nice eye-appeal as a coin, with lustrous frosty surfaces.   MS64 lustrous

PCGS 1922 peace dollar medium-depth struck thru reverse. A nice, eye-catching struck thru.   MS62 frosty, lustrous surfaces. 

NGC 1998-P Washington quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet, with a weight of a nickel at around 5 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing. Also, it is struck on the solid copper/nickel plan…

NGC 1981-P Washington quarter struck on a Jefferson nickel planchet, with a weight of 5 grams. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, with portions of the outer design missing. Also, it is struck on the solid copper/nickel planchet of a nickel 5c…

PCGS 2005-D California quarter reverse missing clad layer, with the coin being copper on the reverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. It weighs 4.65 grams. A scarce state for missing clad layers.   AU55 Brown 

ANACS 1950 Jefferson nickel double-struck in-collar, with strong design detail visible from the underlying 1st strike. Double-struck nickel prior to 1959 are generally rare, and this coin is no exception--very tough coin.   VF30

PCGS 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud die break at 4 o'clock on the obverse. This is a large cud for a proof coin, with proof cuds being scarce since they are made under high quality controls. A "bicentennial" year cud.   PF69 Deep Cameo…

PCGS 1975-D Lincoln cent struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is struck on the clad planchet of a Roosevelt dime, and weighs 2.2 grams. There are some pre-strike scratches underneath the strike, which are part of the error, and likely came from t…

PCGS 1951-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 40% off-center at 9 o'clock. MS62 Brown

PCGS 1906 Indian cent flipover double-struck, with the reverse visible on the coin's obverse, and the obverse on the reverse.  The design detail is strong and easy to see, especially under magnification. Two "1906" dates are visible, one on each…

NGC 1891 Indian cent struck 20% off-center. VF30 Brown

PCGS 1958-D Lincoln wheat cent major defective planchet, with a large crack-like area of missing planchet. Good eye-appeal!   MS-65 Red/Brown

NGC 2008-D Alaska state quarter obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. The coin weighs 4.7 grams. A scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS63 Brown with a hint of red as…

NGC 2021-D Crossing the Delaware quarter, with the reverse missing the clad layer. A very scarce design for missing clad layer quarters, and tough to find! The coin is copper on the reverse, with minor streakings of surface nickel metal on it as well…