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2005-P West Virginia Quarter Cud Die Break Reverse NGC MS65

1943-S 10c Mercury Dime 4% Curved Clip PCGS AU58 A large curved clip for a Mercury dime.

PCGS 1920 buffalo nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin weighs 3.03 grams, and is copper instead of the normal nickel planchet. It is dramatic in appearance, with the copper surfaces contrasting with the expected "nickel" of a normal buffalo nic…

PCGS 1951 wheat cent struck on a silver dime blank. The coin weighs 2.54 grams, and is silver, instead of copper. The coin is struck on the blank intended for striking into a Roosevelt dime, instead of the copper planchet for a cent. The last "1" in …

PCGS (1982-2008) U.S. cent split planchet after strike.  MS61 Red/Brown

PCGS (1982-2008) Lincoln cent struck 85% off-center and strike clip. MS63 Red/Brown

PCGS (1982-2008) Lincoln cent struck 85% off-center and with a 3% strike clip. MS63 Red

PCGS 1975-D Lincoln cent triple-struck saddle-struck. The coin has three strikes, with a huge saddle-strike between the two outer strikes. A great example of the error type!   MS63 Red/Brown

ANACS 1999-P Susan B. Anthony dollar double-struck, with the 2nd strike 75% off-center at 3 o'clock. A superb example of a double-struck SBA dollar, with the date and mintmark visible, and also a high grade. The reverse side is uniface from having be…

PCGS 1999-P Susan B. Anthony dollar struck 85% off-center. A nearly full date is visible in the small area of off-center strike! No mintmark is visible. Scarce this far off-center.   MS64 lustrous white. 

NGC 25c 1973-S proof Washington quarter struck on cent planchet. A dramatic and scarce proof off-metal, with the coin struck on the copper-alloy planchet used for Lincoln cents, but which was instead struck with proof quarter dies! The coin is much..…

PCGS 1973-D Washington quarter struck on a copper cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, and as a result is both the weight and metal of a cent. The coin is copper in appearance, and.…

ANACS 1972-D Washington quarter struck on a nickel blank. The coin is struck on the slightly smaller blank of a Jefferson nickel, and weighs 4.96 grams. A wrong planchet error, and one of the more affordable combinations (25c on 5c.)   MS64

ANACS 1940-S Mercury dime with a 3% straight clip and with a weight of 2.37 grams.  MS60 

ANACS 1964-D Lincoln cent with a 35% curved clip. 1.8 grams. A large clip and with a full date and mintmark visible. MS62 Brown

ANACS 2000 Lincoln cent reverse die cap, with copped up walls on the obverse side. The coin has a dramatic appearance, with the coin cupped upwards like a "bowl" shape.    MS63 red, with a spot of brown toning. Lustrous, almost full red...

ANACS 1c 1909-1958 Wheat cent struck on 1.38 gram fragment. The coin shows rough, ragged exterior and is less than half the size of a wheat cent. Much scarcer error type on wheat cents compared to Memorial cents.  MS63 Red/Brown

NGC 1901 Indian cent struck 25% off-center at 12 o'clock. The coin is a major off-center, and mintstate, making it a desirable example. Scarce this far off-center and in this grade.    MS62 Brown

NGC large cent type-2 planchet. This was intended for a pre-1858 large cent, but was never struck. Circulated with brown surfaces and good eye-appeal. 

PCGS (1959-1982) Lincoln cent struck through split planchet before strike.  MS62 Brown