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1974-D Lincoln Memorial cent with a large cud obverse. A well known and popular cud! It is listed as LC-74D-012.   MS63 Red/Brown 

1951-D 1c Lincoln wheat cent cloth bag, used for storing cents at the Denver. The bag was used for storing $50 face value of 1951 Denver Mint Lincoln wheat cents. A scarce item.   The bag has a "$" sign added to the bag, which someone scribbled …

1945 Lincoln wheat cent Philadelphia Mint cloth bag used for storing Lincoln cents. A historic item, being used in the final year of WWII. It was used for storing $20 face value of Lincoln wheat cents.    

Mint set containing a 1970-D Kennedy silver half, which has a curved clip at K-3. This is the last year that silver Kennedy halves were struck (but only for Mint sets.) A scarce date for errors on half dollars, due to the higher quality control for M…

ANACS 1971-D Washington quarter 2-coin mated pair set, with one coin being a struck thru fragment, and the other coin struck thru a fragment of broken-away clad layer, which broke away from another coin and was struck into this coin. Both the coin an…

5% triple clipped planchet.

Split planchet after strike, with this being the obverse side.    VF35 with a few very light scratches (not noted on holder.)

PCGS (1909-1958) Lincoln wheat cent struck on a broken planchet, which broke after strike. This is a scarce error type on wheat cents. The coin only weighs 0.5 grams!   MS64 Red

PCGS 1952 Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver dime planchet. The coin weighs 2.54 grams, which is correct for a silver dime. The coin is is dramatic in appearance, since it is silver instead of copper.   This is a generally scarce date cent on…

PCGS 1943 Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver dime planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller (than a cent) silver planchet intended for a Mercury dime, instead of the normal steel cent planchet. It is smaller than a normal cent, with the...

Struck 75% off-center. 

Broadstruck

Broadstruck, well centered. 

Struck 15% off-center. 

Broadstruck with a large expansion. 

1995 Proof Olympic track and field cancelled olympic die. This die was used for striking U.S. $1 commemorative track and field coins. Comes with all the original items these were shipped with from the Mint: gold colored cap, black bag, and COA...

NGC 1853 quarter eagle struck thru obverse, with a large area of design missing behind and above Ms.Libert's head. Scarcer this large on gold coins.   NGC did not assign a grade. We grade it AU55.

1922 $1 Peace Dollar Obverse Lamination at 5 o'clock PCGS MS63

7% curved clip. PCGS MS66

NGC 2000-D Maryland quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin weighs 4.7 grams.   MS64 Red/Brown