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T-2 silver planchet intended for striking into a U.S. quarter. 6.25 grams.    AU58

Scarce design for errors. 

PCGS (1966) Washington quarter with a corner clip. The clip is from one of the 4 corners of a coil of planchet strip, and occurs when a blank is punched out so that it overlaps one of the strips corners, where the side and end of the strip form an an…

PCGS 1932-1964 Denver Mint Washington quarter struck 50% off-center at 5 o'clock. The coin is silver, and is very scarce as a major off-center silver quarter. It is also a superb 50% off-center, giving an equal amount of design an planchet showing, w…

PCGS 1999-D Delaware quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for striking a into a nickel, but is struck with the Delaware quarter dies. The most available state quarter off-metal on nickel planchet.   MS…

NGC 1976-D Washington bicentennial quarter rotated double-struck in-collar. The coin has a 180 degree rotation between strikes. Also, the coin shows most of the design of the 1st strike, with moderate-medium strength, on the obverse and reverse...

NGC 1976-x Washington quarter off-metal struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper-alloy planchet of a Lincoln cent, but has the design of a quarter. It is also the weight of a cent at 3.08 grams, and is missing some of the design du…

NGC seated quarter struck 20% off-center. The coin shows a large amount of planchet, giving it nice eye-appeal as an off-center. Although the date is almost completely missing, it appears to be an "8" as the last digit on the date.  Seated liber…

PCGS 2000-P Maryland quarter struck on a nickel planchet. The planchet was intended for a Jefferson 5c, and the coin is the weight and metal of a nickel, but has the design of a Maryland quarter.   Off-metal Maryland quarters on nickel planchets…

NGC 1970-D Washington quarter struck on nickel planchet. The coin is the design of a quarter, but is struck on the planchet of a nickel, with a weight of 5 grams.   MS64

PCGS 1967 Kennedy half obverse clad layer missing. The coin is missing the outer layer, and weighs only 9.51 grams.   AU58

PCGS 2000-P Massachusetts quarter obverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the obverse side due to the clad layer missing before strike. The error occurs when the clad layer fails to adhere properly to the inner copper core during the planch…

NGC 1970-D Washington quarter struck on a Philippine 25 sentimos blank. The coin weighs 4.1 grams, which is correct for a Philippine 25S. Also, the coin is slightly gold-colored, and is a smaller diameter than normal.    A scarce off-metal,…

NGC clad Washington quarter struck on 0.6 gram fragment. The fragment is ragged around portions of its edge, and is almost an elliptical shape.    NGC MS66 lustrous. 

PCGS 1978-S proof Washington quarter with strong clashed dies obverse and reverse. The clash marks are strong and easy to see.   On the obverse portions of the eagle's wings and design can be seen. On the reverse, portions of Washington's head, …

NGC 2006-P South Dakota quarter missing reverse clad layer. The coin is copper due to the clad layer missing before strike.   MS62 Red

PCGS Washington quarter struck 50% off-center on a nickel planchet. The coin is struck on a planchet that was intended for striking into a 5c coin, but was instead struck with quarter dies off-center.    Quarters are very scarce struck...

PCGS 1981-P Washington quarter double-denomination, struck over a 1981 Jefferson nickel. The coin has the designs of a quarter and a nickel on it, with traces of the nickel design visible (especially on the quarter's obverse near the rim.)   Qua…

PCGS (1965-2022) clad quarter T-2 planchet with a missing clad layer. The coin is copper on one side due to a clad layer missing, and has a weight of 4.78 (which is appropriately the typical weight for a missing clad layer quarter.)  A very rare…