quarters

NGC Barber quarter struck 30% off-center. The coin is missing a large portion of the design, and shows a large portion of the planchet, giving it tremendous eye-appeal as an off-center. No date is visible, but it is a "P" Mint coin.    The …

PCGS 1976 Washington quarter struck on a copper cent planchet. The coin is copper, and is much smaller than a normal quarter. A popular year for errors, with the 2 year only design (also struck in 1975.)    The error occurred when a cent...

NGC 1999-D Pennsylvania quarter struck 50% off-center at 8 o'clock.   A Major off-center, and a nice example.   MS64 with some white toning. 

PCGS 25c (1932-1982) Washington quarter struck 35% off-center on copper cent T-1 blank. The coin coin is struck 35% off-enter on the copper cent planchet, and is the weight and metal of a cent. It has a uniface reverse, and so has no design on the...

NGC 1915-S Barber quarter uncentered broadstruck, with the coin nicely positioned to show a large area of planchet visible. Barber quarter broadstrikes are very scarce.    The coin is nearly and off-center, with the dentils missing on the..…

PCGS proof clad Washington quarter. The coin also has an 8% straight clip. In the clip is the characteristic slightly ragged cut marks which are sometimes seen on straight clips.   Proof quarter planchets are very scarce, and are one of the scar…

NGC 1875-S seated quarter struck 15% off-center. The coin is a solid 15% or more off-center, with a lot of planchet visible.   Off-center seated quarters are excessively rare, and are one of the toughest series to find major errors like this. Th…

NGC 2005-P Minnesota quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse side, because the clad layer was missing before strike.   MS64 Red/Brown

PCGS 2005-D California quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the reverse due to the outer nickel layer missing before the coin was struck.   California is a very scarce state for missing clad layers, and this is an affordable…

NGC 2002-P Louisiana quarter reverse missing clad layer. The coin is copper on the state side, which is the most desirable side to have missing.   A scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS64 Red/Brown

PCGS 2006-P Colorado quarter with the reverse clad layer missing. The coin is copper on its reverse, because the clad layer was missing before the coin was struck. Missing clad layers are most desirable on the "state side" of state quarters, since th…

NGC 2008-D New Mexico quarter obverse missing clad layer. The obverse side is copper due to the clad layer missing before strike.   Very scarce state for missing clad layers.   MS63 Red/Brown