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Scarce date/mint for off-centers.   UNC details damage (cut mark at 9 o'clock.)

NGC 2006 silver eagle struck through plastic reverse. Although not noted as plastic on the holder, the distinctive texture and appearance means it is the milky colored plastic which is frequently found struck through silver eagles.   MS67

NGC 2018 silver eagle with a large struck through reverse in the 2-3 o'clock area.   MS69

NGC 2015 silver eagle with a retained struck through obverse, which is an orange/yellow color.    MS69

PCGS 1978 Ike dollar partial collar strike.  MS62 (light scratch obverse.) 

PCGS 1978 Ike dollar partial collar strike. Almost an off-center strike.  MS63 (light scratch obverse.) 

PCGS clad Kennedy half struck 75% off-center. A decent example of a off-center Kennedy half.   MS63  

PCGS 1976 bicentenial half broadstruck.    Uncirculated detail wheel mark obverse and reverse, and with a planchet stain reverse. 

PCGS Clad Washington quarter struck off-center. The error occurred when the planchet was not centered between the dies when the coin was struck.

PCGS Clad Washington quarter struck off-center. The error occurred when the planchet was not centered between the dies when the coin was struck.

PCGS 1970-D Washington quarter struck on clad dime stock. The coin is the design of a quarter but is the thickness of a quarter. It weighs 4.2.   Scarcer in mintstate grades.    MS63

PCGS 1967 Washington quarter struck on 10c thickness stock. The coin is the design and size of a quarter, but is struck on the planchet stock for a dime. A scarcer date.   VF35

PCGS 1985-P Jefferson nickel late stage die cap strike.   MS62 

PCGS cent planchet split. The planchet split in half, and was never struck. Scarce. 1.68 Grams.   Generally scarce as an unstruck split planchet.    AU55