NGC 1989-P Jefferson nickel double-struck, 2nd 95% off-center. MS62

Brockage from a die cap strike, obverse. 

PCGS 1943-S Jefferson wartime nickel struck on a steel 1c planchet. The coin is struck on a steel cent planchet, and so is the weight of a steel cent at around 2.8 grams, and is smaller in diameter to a normal nickel, with portions of the outer lette…

PCGS 1959-D 5c Jefferson nickel struck on 1c planchet. The coin is struck on a cent planchet which was intended for striking into a Lincoln cent.   A scarcer date for nickels on cent planchets.  MS64 Brown

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

Cud obverse, major die break. 

PCGS 19XX-P Jefferson nickel double-denomination on a clad struck Roosevelt dime. The coin shows the designs of both a Jefferson nickel and a Roosevelt dime, with a lot of design detail present on both sides of the coin.   Roosevelt's head, a...

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent blank. The coin weighs 3.06 grams. The cent blank was intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, but the copper blank was instead fed into a nickel press and was struck with nickel dies.    MS63…

PCGS 1970-D Jefferson nickel wrong planchet error struck on a clad 10c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for a Roosevelt dime, and is clad, with a weight of 2.2 grams. Much of the outer design is missing due to the small size…

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. 

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…

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 …