NGC 1888 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. VG10

PCGS 1888 Liberty nickel struck 5% off-center.  VF35

PCGS 1887 Liberty nickel struck 5% off-center.  VF35

NGC 1887 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. More than 10% off, and with good eye-appeal. Scarce this nice!   AU58 lustrous with a hint of gold toning. 

ANACS 1981-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent, but has the design of a nickel. MS62 with brown surfaces. 

ANACS 1936 buffalo nickel uncentered broadstruck. The coin is larger in diameter due to having been struck out of collar. Note: ANACS says off-center, but really, it's questionable any design is actually missing so we call it a broadstrike. MS64 …

PCGS (1867-1883) shield nickel struck 20% off-center and with a lamination obverse. Shield nickels are very scarce struck off-center, especially more than 10% off.    AU55 with a small "drill mark" on the reverse (not noted on the PCGS hold…

ANACS 1974 off-metal nickel on Lincoln cent blank. The coin is the weigh and metal of a cent, at 3.11 grams. MS63 Brown with lustrous surfaces. 

PCGS 1947-S Jefferson nickel split before strike. The split side is on the reverse. Rare date. MS61

PCGS 1900 Liberty nickel struck 5% off-center. A scarce, mintstate example. Most examples are circulated.    MS63 with lustrous surfaces and a hint of golden toning. Nice eye-appeal!

PCGS 5c nickel planchet, which is and old type of nickel planchet, as is evidenced by the distintice upsetting to the rim, and also the impurities in the planchet (streaks of coppery discoloration.) It is in our opinion most likely a Liberty or early…

Small blowhole defective planchet, with the hole showing "light" through it. Scarce, but affordable example. 

Nice grade and clip position. Scarce.

PCGS 1935 buffalo nickel with a 1% ragged clip. MS63

PCGS 2004-P Keelboat nickel, struck 30% off-center and with a 25% straight clip. The coin is dramatic in appearance, with both errors giving the coin good eye-appeal and a nice appearance.   A scarce nickel design for major errors like this, and…

PCGS 1977-D Jefferson nickel with a split collar cud. The collar die split in half, which made the coin expand beyond its normal size, and with cuds on the coin's edge. AU58

PCGS Die adjustment strike, with the coin struck with insufficient striking pressure. MS60