mint errors

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…

ANACS 1999-P SBA dollar struck 10% off-center.    MS63

ICGS 1979-P Susan B. Anthony dollar uncentered broadstruck. Note: ICG described the coin as an off-center.   MS65

ANACS 1990-P Kennedy half struck 3% off-center. MS66 lustrous

NGC proof nickel planchet, likely intended for a Jefferson nickel. The nickel planchet weighs 5 grams and is the size of a nickel. Brilliant proof surfaces with light brown toning. 

PCGS 1865 three cent nickel struck 5% off-center and with strong clashed dies.  A scarce, higher grade example. Most examples are well worn.    AU53 with a shallow gouge obverse at 10 o'clock. Overall decent coin, and a good amount of.…

PCGS 2000 Lincoln cent triple-struck deep obverse die cap. The coin is very dramatic in appearance, with high cap walls around the obverse design, and then also struck off-center twice! The center of the coin is buckled upwards from the two off-cente…

Scarce date for off-center wheat cents. MS60 cleaned 

ANACS 1967 Bahamas/New Zealand mule, with the dies mistmatched. The coin has a Bahamas obverse, and a New Zealand 2c on the reverse. A popular mule.   MS64 Red/Brown

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

PCGS $2 1/2 Indian quarter eagle with obverse laminations, with streaks of dark material in the laminations giving it better eye-appeal. Doubtless the dark material is slag from the production of the planchet strip. Scarce and with good eye-appeal. M…

NGC 1904 Liberty $2 1/2 Liberty quarter eagle, with a long lamination the reverse from 4 to 7 o'clock. The lamination is deep on the coin as well.   Because gold is was a high value metal, very few errors of any kind were made at the Mint...

NGC 1879-S Morgan dollar broadstruck. The coin has a nice expansion in size, and is dramatic in appearance.    The coin is a very scarce date. Most (perhaps around 3/4) of Morgan dollar broadstrikes are dated 1921. We only know of 2 example…

ANACS 1990-P Kennedy half struck 10% off-center. MS62 with a counting wheel mark obverse.

ANACS 1990-P Kennedy half uncentered broadstruck. The coin has a large expansion in size and nice eye-appeal. Note: ANACS said "off-center", but no design is missing so it is a broadstruck.   MS63 lustrous

PCGS 1969-D Kennedy half misisng obverse clad layer. 9.65 grams. The coin's clad layer separated before strike on the obverse side.   MS63

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...