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PCGS 1970-D quarter missing obverse clad layer, with a copper obverse due to the clad layer missing before strike. AU58 Red/Brown

PCGS 1952-D Washington quarter struck on 10c stock. The coin is listed as "24% rolled thin" but is actually on dime stock. The weight and thickness are correct for a dime stock quarter. A very scarce error type on this date.   AU58 lustrous, wit…

NGC 2002-D Mississippi state quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is missing the clad layer on the reverse side, and so is copper on the reverse side.    MS65 Red/Brown

PCGS 1942-S Mercury dime uncentered broadstruck.  MS63

PCGS wheat cent struck 45% off-center. XF45

PCGS (1835-1857) large cent type-2 planchet, with a weight of 10.81 grams. The coin is bronze, and is the weight and planchet intended for a large cent.   Circulated, with a few scratches (not noted on holder.) Nice, medium brown surfaces...

PCGS 1946-S wheat cent struck 18% off-center. MS62 Brown

NGC 1976 50c Kennedy half struck on a clad quarter planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller planchet intended for a Washington 25c, but which was struck with half dollar dies. Large portions of the outer design is missing, and the coin is muc…

2002 2E Austria Old Map Double Curved Clipped NGC MS65

PCGS clad Kennedy half struck 60% off-center. A major off-center, and in the ideal range for off-centers of 40-60% off. MS64 lustrous and good eye-appeal. 

2004-D Iowa quarter reverse missing clad layer. The quarter is copper on the reverse side, because the nickel outer later was missing before strike. A somewhat scarcer state for missing clad layers. MS62 Red/Brown with a few scuffs keeping it from a.…

Missing clad layer reverse. 

PCGS (1965-1998) Washington quarter struck 35% off-center on nickel blank. The coin weighs 4.93 grams, and is the weight and metal of a nickel 5c coin. A scarce, major double-error quarter struck off-center on a nickel blank.    MS62 lustro…

NGC 1940-S Mercury dime double-struck, with the 2nd strike rotated in-collar. Also, it is a partial collar strike. The coin shows the underlying design fairly strong on both sides, and the partial collar strike also shows the double-strike...

PCGS 1942 Mercury dime broadstruck. The coin struck out of collar, allowing it to expand well beyond its normal diameter.    MS63 lustrous

ANACS 1916 buffalo nickel 2 coin mated pair set of split planchet after strike nickels. The coin split in half after strike, with the two halves fitting together to form a single coin. A neat mated pair set of early date buffalo nickels!   The e…

PCGS 1993 Lincoln cent with a huge cud reverse. Cuds occur when a portion of the die breaks away due to stresses in the die, leaving a "void" which is filled by the planchet when the coin is struck.   MS65 Red with lustrous surfaces. Minor speck…

NGC 1955 Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver dime planchet, and with a weight of 2.5 grams. The coin is silver, and is struck on the planchet intended for striking into a Roosevelt dime.  A rare date/mint for cent on dime planchets, with few k…

NGC 1943 steel cent brockage die cap strike, with the brockage being a late-mid stage brockage die cap strike. The coin shows portions of "ONE CENT" and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" as well as other design elements.    Uncirculated details, w…

PCGS 10c Roosevelt dime aluminum feeder finger. The feeder finger has no date, but because of the two other dated "2000" examples it was acquired by us with, it's likely it is also a "2000" date.  denomination 10 CENT" printed on it. Additionall…