mint errors

PCGS 2000-P New Hampshire quarter struck 30% off-center.MS64

Heavy grease strike.

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 James Madison dollar obverse manganese layer missing before strike. The coin is copper colored on its obverse due to the outer manganese clad layer missing before strike. Scarce.   MS64 lustrous and attractive. 

PCGS 1985-S proof Kennedy half struck through and partially retained green plastic-like substance in the strike through. The coin was pulled from a proof set and certified. Scarce.   PR67 DCAM

NGC 1974 Kennedy half with a large 25% indent on the obverse. Indents are very scarce this large on Kennedy halves. A beautiful example with good eye-appeal!   MS64 lustrous white 

PCGS Clad Washington quarter late stage die cap strike. Unlike the smaller coin denominations, die cap strikes are surprisingly scarce on Washington quarters, and they do not often come up for sale.   MS65 

PCGS Lincoln centmid-stage counterbrockage, with a large portrait of the obverse design struck into the coin's obverse. The coin is a high grade example of a counterbrockage.   MS66 Red/Brown

PCGS Lincoln wheat cent with an off-center brockage die cap strike. The brockage was made by a die cap that was formed from an off-center coin or which was simply a major, shifted die cap. Either way, neat and rare. AU55 Brown

PCGS 1943 steel cent broadstruck.   AU details. 

PCGS 195X wheat cent struck through a late stage die cap strike.  AU53

NGC 1c 1952-D Lincoln wheat cent struck 40% off-center. MS62 Brown

ANACS 1951 Lincoln wheat cent struck on a dime blank. The coin is silver, and is the weight and metal of a dime. A very scarce date/mint for cents on dime blanks (note: it says "planchet" on the holder, but its actually a T-1 blank.)  The "1" in…

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

PCGS 1973-D Washington quarter struck on a cent blank. The coin weighs 3.07 grams, and is struck on a copper alloy cent blank. The coin is smaller than a normal quarter, and is missing much of the outer design.   The off-metal occurred when a ce…

PCGS 1984-D Lincoln cent with a fully unplated planchet. The coin is missing the copper plating on the obverse and reverse.  Fully unplated cents are eye-catching and popular due to the obvious difference in the coins' color, being zinc instead …