mint errors

PCGS 1943-S steel cent broadstruck.   Au details corrosion removed

PCGS 1943-S steel cent broadstruck.   Au details environemental damage

PCGS 1934 wheat cent broadstruck, with the coi being a medium size. A high grade example of an earlier date broadstrike, and very scarce in this high a grade. MS65 Red/Brown

PCGS 1909 VDB Lincoln wheat cent with a retained cud on the reverse at 3 o'clock. The first year of the wheat cent, and a popular and scarce year for errors.   AU details cleaned

NGC 1c 197X Lincoln cent off-metal double-struck on a clad dime blank, and with a weight of 2.3 grams. The Lincoln cent was double-struck off-center on the dime blank and has a uniface reverse on the off-center strike. Very dramatic in appearance, be…

NGC Proof 1977-S Jefferson nickel struck on a dime planchet. The coin is struck on the clad planchet of a dime, and is much smaller than a normal nickel, and weighs only 2.3 grams. Much smaller than a normal nickel, and with some of the outer letteri…

NGC 1984-P Jefferson nickel double-struck 70% off-center on dime planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller clad planchet of a dime, and weighs 2.3 grams, and as a result, some of the outer design details are missing on the coin...

NGC 1979-S Susan B. Anthony dollar struck on cent planchet. The coin is struck on the much smaller planchet of a Lincoln cent, and so is copper-alloy, and weighs 3.1 grams. It is smaller than a normal SBA dollar, with much of the outer lettering and.…

NGC 2016 silver eagle with strong clashed dies. The obverse shows strong clashing across it's central surfaces, with portions of the reverse design plainly visible. The coin's reverse shows strong clash marks at the top of the eagle's upper/central w…

PCGS 2000-X Maryland quarter struck on a 51% clipped fragment, with the coin having an irregular shape, and great eye-appeal! The coin is missing almost half it's planchet, and is a straight clip fragment.    Superb appearance, and...

PCGS 2000-D Maryland quarter reverse clad layer missing. The coin's clad layer separated before strike, leaving the copper core visible. A beautiful example, with bright red surfaces on the reverse.   MS64 Red

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…

PCGS 2000-P Maryland quarter triple struck, with the 1st strike normal, then the 2nd and 3rd strikes 30% off-center and overlapping. A beautiful triple-strike, and a very scarce state for this error.    MS64 with nice luster and some toning…

PCGS 2000-P Massachusetts quarter with a reverse clad layer missing. The coin is copper on the reverse side, and occurred due to the clad layer missing before strike.    Nice eye-appeal as a missing clad layer quarter, with mostly red surfa…