bullion

Small, retained struck through obverse at 8 o'clock. The struck through appears to be a piece of glue or hard black matter. 

PCGS 1997 gold 1 ounce American Eagle with a huge finned rim on the obverse, which extends well above the coin's surfaces from about 9 to 2 o'clock (obverse.) The finning is exceptionally high, and has great eye-appeal! Very scarce.    PCGS…

PCGS 1986 gold quarter ounce American eagle with a partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially in the collar, and when it was struck, only received reeding on about 80% of the edge. The metal flowed upwards and out, making the coin larg…

Struck thru plastic obverse, with the long, triangle shaped strike thru at 3-5 o'clock. 

Struck thru obverse at 3 o'clock. 

Struck through plastic obverse, and a decent size. 

NGC 1986 silver American eagle struck thru 3M sanding disc reverse. The coin was struck thru a round emory disc on its reverse, with the strike thru leaving a rough, granular impression of the emory disc in the coin's surfaces. It is known what they …

CACG 2016 silver eagle partial collar strike, with a high rim from 3 to 7 o'clock. The coin was struck while only partially within the collar die, resulting in part of it being struck out of collar. The portion that was out of collar has no reeding, …

NGC 1998 silver eagle struck through obverse and retained debris. The debris appears to be hardened grease or a dark glue-like substance.    MS69

ANACS 1990 silver eagle struck through reverse. The coin shows a large struck through area in the central area of the reverse. MS65

NGC 2016 American silver eagle with strong clashed dies on the obverse and revere. The coin shows the die clashes the strongest on the coin's obveres, and to a lesser degree on the reverse.  Clashed dies occur when there is no planchet between t…

PCGS 1997 silver eagle struck through a squiggly-shaped struck through obverse. It appears to be a piece of shaving, string, or something similar. Neat item and scarce like this.   MS67

NGC 3 Piece 1996 Silver Eagle Progression set of Struck Through SIlver Eagles MS68, and MS69, and MS69.   The 1st coin has the piece of plastic string or wire-like  substance retained at the 8 o’clock area of the obverse. The other tw…

PCGS 2014 silver eagle with a piece of struck-in and retained plastic on the coin's reverse. More desirable with the plastic retained.   MS67

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…

NGC 2023 silver eagle with a rim clip at 9 o'clock. The clip is a "dimple" shape on the rim, and is visible on the obverse and reverse.   Clips of any size are rare on silver eagles, and very few are known. because silver eagles are valued for t…

ANACS 2016 silver eagle strong clashed dies obverse and also clashed dies on the reverse. The obverse shows lots of design detetail from the reverse on the coin's obverse. The coin's reverse shows design detail of the obverse, especially above t…

PCGS 1998 silver eagle struck through plastic obverse. The coin shows a large struck through at K-8.   MS66

Struck through obverse at K-11. The strike through is likely from a piece of plastic or similar substance.

NGC 2023 silver American eagle, with a curved clip at K-4. The clip is small, but significant on a silver eagle because clips on silver eagles are rare.   Very few are known, and this is only one of an estimated 10 known for the series.   T…