PCGS 1917-x Buffalo nickel struck 15% off-center at 11 o'clock. An early date, large off-center buffalo nickel.   XF45 

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 (1866-1883) shield nickel split planchet after strike. The coin split on the obverse side. A scarce series for this error type.   Genuine with PCGS not grading the coin. We grade it F15 and with some corrosion. 

ANACS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on cent planchet. The coin weighs 3.07 grams, and is a defective planchet. The planchet was pre-strike damaged (part of the mint error.)  MS62 Red with a spot reverse. 

PCGS 1978 Jefferson nickel struck on Lincoln 1c planchet. The coin weighs 3.07 grams, and the coin is coppey-alloy, with portions of the outer lettering missing. A eye-catching, dramatic off-metal strike.   The error occurred when a cent planche…

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The Jefferson nickel is struck on a Lincoln cent planchet, and as a result is bronze, and the weight of a cent. Also, portions of the design are missing, due to the smaller diameter of a cent...

NGC 1970-D Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The Jefferson nickel is struck on a Lincoln cent planchet, and as a result is bronze, and the weight of a cent. Also, portions of the design are missing, due to the smaller diameter of a cent...

PCGS 1987-P Jefferson nickel struck on clad quarter stock, with the coin weighing 4.23 grams. The coin is struck on clad planchet stock which was intended for use for quarters, but which was put in a nickel blanking press, creating nickel size clad,.…

PCGS 1980 Jefferson nickel struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet of a Lincoln cent, and as a result is copper-alloy, and is the weight of a cent at 3.07 grams. Also, it is smaller than a normal Jefferson nickel, with portions of…

ANACS 1964 Jefferson nickel struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is copper, and the weigh of a cent planchet. Some design is missing as well.  MS63 Red  

CACG 1914 buffalo nickel split planchet after strike mated pair, with the coins both split in half, and fitting together to form a single coin. Scarce.   F12  

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet of a Lincoln cent, and as a result is copper-alloy, and is the weight of a cent at 3.07 grams. Also, it is smaller than a normal Jefferson nickel, with portions …

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet of a Lincoln cent, and as a result is copper-alloy, and is the weight of a cent at 3.07 grams. Also, it is smaller than a normal Jefferson nickel, with portions …

ANACS Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is struck on the smaller 10c planchet, and is the weight and the clad planchet of a Roosevelt dime.   Off-metals occur when the planchet for one denomination of coin is fed into a..…

PCGS (1883-1912) Liberty nickel struck 40% off-center. A superb example of circulated Liberty nickel off-center, because it is nearly ideal as an off-center, because the most desirable perfentage off-center is 50%. Liberty nickels are scarce struck t…

PCGS 1999-P Jefferson nickel struck on cent planchet. A scarce date off-metal nickel on cent planchet. The coin is copper in appearance, and is struck on the copper plated zinc planchet of a cent.    MS63 Red

PCGS 1998-P Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies. Although the PCGS holder says "1998", we aren't 100% sure, and it could be a different date as wel…

PCGS 1976 Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies. There are some cut marks in the planchet, which are pre-strike damage to the planchet (common on...

PCGS 1965 Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies.    The off-metal occurred when a dime planchet was fed into a press that was striking...

NGC 1957 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The design of a nickel, but struck on the bronze planchet of a Lincoln cent. Lustrous red coppery surfaces, and slightly smaller in size makes it a dramatic off-metal. A somewhat scarcer date as we…