This is a Jefferson nickel that was struck by a capped die on the
obverse. All the details on the obverse are faded, and weak. The reverse
is completely normally with a bold strike and I would say full steps but
anacs didn't say so.
No Date
PCI
MS-63
Blank Planchet
$14.99
Although not that impressing, this is a must for every mint error
collection. This is a Blank Planchet that is certified and slabbed by PCI.
They even graded it as Mint State 63 red.
No Date
ANACS
MS-60RB
Off Center
DOUBLE STRUCK
24.99
Here we have a coin that was struck twice, both 95% off center. One
was struck at about 6'oclock and the other at around 3'oclock Nice error
coin in an ANACS's new holder.
No Date
ANACS
MS-60
damaged
Major die break
$29.99
This error coin is listed as major die crack other wise known as CUD.
This is a nice error that covers up most of the date. It was given a net
grade of Mint State 60 details because of some gouges.
No Date
ANACS
MS-62
Struck By Cap Die
$39.99
next a Lincoln cent that was struck by a capped die on the
obverse. All the details on the obv. are blurry, and deformed. This
happens when a coin get stuck to the die, then the next planchet feeds in
and is struck. One side is normal & the other is blurred because the other
coin was stuck to the die.
1945-P
ANACS
F-12
War Nickel
CLIP
$19.99
This war nickel has a clip right above the word Trust, which is
located on the obverse at around 11:00 o'clock. This 35% silver war nickel
is certified by ANACS as Fine 12, CLIP.
1945-P
ANACS
VF-20
War Nickel
Lamination
$19.99
Here we have another certified war nickel slabbed by ANACS
graded Very Fine 20. This war nickel has a Lamination error on the
obverse. It starts at the word Trust, goes across Jefferson profile and
ends on the other side of the coin where the word Liberty starts.
1959-D
PCI
MS-65 RD
RPM #7
Signed by JT Stanton
$34.99
This certified error coin gives you a bonus, error coin expert
and CEO of PCI personally authenticates the error, in this case a
Re-punched Mint Mark #7. Then signs his autograph on the insert
showing he authenticated the error.
1960-D
PCI
MS-64 RD
RPM #25
Signed by JT Stanton
SOLD
A pleasing example of a RPM graded Mint State 64 red by PCI.
The insert is also signed by error coin expert JT Stanton who
co-authored "The Cherrypickers' Guide" volume 1 & 2.
SOLD
1960-D
PCI
MS-65 RD
RPM #49
Signed by JT Stanton
$39.99
Another certified error coin with newPCI's Signature Series program. PCI has a business relationship
with specialists in their respective fields to provide personalized
attribution services to all coins varieties. This one is signed by JT
Stanton as a RPM #49
1961
NGC
MS-64 RD
DEFECTIVE
PLANCHET
$34.99
This is a strange error to say the least. It's listed as a
"defective planchet" by NGC. The error is on the obverse at around 7
o'clock. It's missing part of the rim, which looks like it was eaten
off.
1961-D
PCI
MS-65 RD
RPM #47
Signed by JT Stanton
$34.99
Up next is a certified error with the insert signed by J.T. Stanton
as part of the newPCI's Signature Series program. This may be a scarce
example as according to PCI's website as of Sept. 26, 2007 JT
Stanton does not work for PCI anymore.
1962-D
ANACS
EF45
scratched
Double CLIP
$19.99
This nickel is listed as double clip they are across from each
other at 10 and 4 o'clock. The clip at 10 o'clock is large and more
prominent then the other. ANACS gave it a DETAIL grade for a large
scratch across the reverse.
After the mint started production
on the 1964 Kennedy halves, one was presented to Jackie Onassis at which
time she said the hair was wrong. So the US Mint changed the design in
mid stream. According to most authoritative sources, the accented hair
variety is only about 1% to 3% of all 1964 proof Kennedy halves.
1969-D
PCI
MS-60
Missing clad layer
$59.99
I always like this error because it make the coin look 2 toned.
This dime is missing it's clad layer on the reverse which leaves the
back copper in color. Another plus is it's from the Denver mint which
doesn't make that many error coins.
1972-D
ANACS
AU-55
CLIP
$34.99
An amazing example of a clipped error certified by ANACS. It's
missing part of it's metal from around 10 to 12 o'clock. Another plus is it's from the Denver mint which
doesn't make that many error coins.
1975 -D
PCI
MS-63
Curved Clip
Signed by JT Stanton
$39.99
Here we have a curved clip error dime with a weight of only
2.09 grams. It's in a newPCI's Signature Series slab graded as MS63 and displays JT
Stanton's autograph. His signature is written with a purple marker
rather the black mark as above.
1979
ANACS
MS-60
BROADSTRUCK
$24.99
A very nice example of a broadstruck coin with great stretched
letters all around the rim on the reverse. It's graded and attributed by
ANACS. They also gave it a grade of Mint state 60.
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