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| No Date | ANACS | MS-60 | Struck by Capped Die | $39.99 | |||||||
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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 | |||||||
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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-60 | damaged | Major die break | $29.99 | ||||||
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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. |
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| No Date | ANACS | MS-62 | Struck By Cap Die | $39.99 | |||||||
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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. | ||||||||||
| 1879 | PCI | AU-58 | VAM #7 | DOUBLE 9 | $49.99 | ||||||
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This silver Morgan dollar is the second year in production. It's graded and authenticated by PCI. The gave it a grade of AU 58. It also states this is a VAM 7, DOUBLE 9. | ||||||||||
| 1986 | PCI | MS-60 | VAM #14 | DASH under 8 | $59.99 | ||||||
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Here we have another VAM Morgan dollar certified by PCI. The gave this one a grade of Mint State 60, VAM #14. It states this has a dash under 8. | ||||||||||
| 1986 | SEGS | MS-61 | VAM #17 | Double Arrows Top 100 | $79.99 | ||||||
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Here we has a TOP100 VAM. You need to look at the reverse of this silver Morgan dollar to see the doubled Arrows. SEGS graded this Mint State 61. | ||||||||||
| 1886 | SEGS | MS-62 | VAM 1c | 3+2 Clashed rev Top 50 | $99.95 | ||||||
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Next we have a TOP50 VAM graded and certified by SEGS. The gave this VAM variety a grade of Mint State 62 and states that it is a VAM 1c example. It have a nice golden tone starting at the edge. | ||||||||||
| 1887 | PCI | MS-62 | VAM #9 | $49.99 | |||||||
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A pleasing example of a Mint State silver dollar. This one is slabbed by PCI and authenticated as VAM #9 variety. | ||||||||||
| 1889-O | ANACS | EF-40 | VAM 1 | $39.99 | |||||||
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This fine example is graded by one of the older certification companies on the market ANACS. They verified this to be a VAM1 and graded it Extra Fine 40. This also could be a helpful grading tool, all for under 50 bucks. | ||||||||||
| 1891-O | ANACS | F-12 | VAM 1 | $39.99 | |||||||
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This Morgan dollar is in a collectors grade of Fine 12. It is certified by ANACS and was giving a VAM 1 designation. | ||||||||||
| 1896 | SEGS | MS-60 | VAM 19 | "8" in dentils under "8" | $69.99 | ||||||
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I think SEGS was a little to conservative on the grade on this coin. The gave it the minimum Mint State grade MS60. It is one of the TOP100 VAM varieties and states "8 in the dentils under 8". | ||||||||||
| 1900-O | ANACS | EF-40 | VAM #3 | $39.99 | |||||||
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Here we have a 1900 New Orleans minted Morgan silver dollar. It's graded by ANACS as EF40 and has nice even color on both sides. ANACS listed it as VAM-3. | ||||||||||
| 1900-O | ANACS | EF-40 | VAM #35 | $39.99 | |||||||
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Another EF-40 graded dollar although this one has a completely different look. It looks as it has very light wear with tons of mint luster bursting though. It's also graded by ANACS with a VAM 35 varity. | ||||||||||
| 1921 | ANACS | AU-55 | VAM 1 | $44.99 | |||||||
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This was the last year of the Morgan dollar and this coin is graded as VAM1. ANACS also gave this coin a grade of AU55. | ||||||||||
| 1921 | SEGS | MS-63 | VAM #18 | Dot below right wing | $69.99 | ||||||
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A very pleasing example of a certified silver dollar. This one was given a Mint State 63 grade along with a VAM 18 designation. It states PUP: DOT below right wing. | ||||||||||
| 1943 | ANACS | MS-66 | STEEL | Struck Thru Grease | $79.99 | ||||||
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Here we have an exceptional error coin. First it's a one year only steel cent. Second, it's was given a high grade, Mint State 66 by ANACS. And third, it has a struck thru grease error (ghostly looking 4 on the date). | ||||||||||
| 1945-P | ANACS | F-12 | War Nickel | CLIP | $19.99 | ||||||
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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 | ||||||
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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. | ||||||||||
| 1946 | ANACS | VF-35 | cleaned | Lamination | $19.99 | ||||||
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Looks like Jefferson is having a bad hair day. The Lamination error is right on his head and it looks like his hair is standing up. There is also a smaller Lamination error on the reverse. ANACS noted that at some point this coin was cleaned | ||||||||||
| 1950-D | IGS | MS-65 | RPM-002 | Repunched Mintmark | SOLD | ||||||
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Next we have a a coin graded by IGS. I can't remember the person I bought this from, but he said he wanted to give this company a try to see how they grade. He agreed with the grade but was unhappy that they didn't put the variety on the holder. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1959-D | PCI | MS-65 RD | RPM #7 |
Signed by JT Stanton |
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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-65 RD | RPM #49 | Signed by JT Stanton | $39.99 | ||||||
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Another certified error coin with new PCI'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-D | PCI | MS-65 RD | RPM #47 | Signed by JT Stanton | $34.99 | ||||||
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Up next is a certified error with the insert signed by J.T. Stanton as part of the new PCI'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 | ||||||
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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. | ||||||||||
| 1964 | NGC | PF-66 | Accent Hair | click here for more | $59.99 | ||||||
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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 3% of all 1964 proof Kennedy halves. | ||||||||||
| 1972-S | ANACS | PF-68 | DCAM | Double Die Obverse | $49.99 | ||||||
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This proof IKE dollar is certified by ANACS. They gave this IKE dollar a lofty Proof 68 grade. They also noted this as having a Double die obverse. | ||||||||||
| 1973-D | ANACS | MS-64 | Brown | Indent Partial Collar | $29.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a double error coin. First this coin has a Partial collar, then add on top of that it has an indent error. Not to mention that it is a Denver mint coin which is less common then a Philadelphia minted coin. | ||||||||||
| 1974-S | ANACS | PF-67 | Silver | Double Mintmark S/S | $39.99 | ||||||
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Another proof IKE dollar certified by ANACS. They noted this silver dollar as having a Double Mintmark 1974 S/S. They graded and authenticated as Proof 67. | ||||||||||
| 1975 -D | PCI | MS-63 | Curved Clip | Signed by JT Stanton | $39.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a curved clip error dime with a weight of only 2.09 grams. It's in a new PCI'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 | |||||||
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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. | ||||||||||
| 1980-P | ANACS | MS-63 | Partial Collar | $17.99 | |||||||
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Another error coin certified by ANACS. This coin is in one of there newer holders and is graded as Mint State 63. The error is listed as a Partial collar which looks very similar (at least on this coin) to a broadstruck error. | ||||||||||
| 1983 | ANACS | net AU-55 | UNC Details | CLIP | |||||||
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Here we have an ugly coin. This cent looks like one that was pulled out of a cup holder or ash tray in a car. It was given a net grade because it displays some signs of corroded surfaces. It does have a CLIP at around 7 o'clock on the obverse. | ||||||||||
| 1985 | ANACS | MS-60 | damaged | DOUBLE STRUCK | $19.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a coin that was double struck. The second strike is around 2 to 3 o'clock. It was given a netgrade because of a gouge on the rim. It also has some really nice blue tone starting on the reverse. | ||||||||||
| 1990 | SEGS | MS63 | Struck Thru Grease | $24.99 | |||||||
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An excellent example of a struck thru grease error. This one is missing most details on the obverse and a couple letters on the reverse. It is Certified and graded by SEGS as mint state 63. | ||||||||||
| 1991-D | ANACS | MS-63 | Obv Hub Dbl | Double DIE Reverse | $24.99 | ||||||
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This coin is listed as Double Die Reverse (DDR) & obverse Hub Doubling. I believe they meant Obv Machine Doubling, which is not a true double die. Rather the dies rattling in the collar when the coin was struck. Either way there is a lot of doubling seen with a 10x magnifying glass on the Obv & Rev. |
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| 1993 | ANACS | MS-64 | Red | Improperly Plated | $34.99 | ||||||
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This is a very cool looking error coin. Although it's not rare or even that pretty, it is very unique. The whole surface on both sides of this coin has bubbled up. ANACS graded this error coin Mint State 64. | ||||||||||
| 1995-D | SEGS | MS-63 | 5.61 GRAMS | UNPLATED/Brown | SOLD | ||||||
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Quarters are made of a copper core with 2 clad layers covering it. This quarter was "unplated before striking" and still made it out of the US Mint. SEGS certified and authenticated this as MS-63. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1995-P | ANACS | MS-63 | Struck Thru Grease | $19.99 | |||||||
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Here we have Struck thru grease error in an ANACS holder. This one you can barely see the date, and Lib in Liberty. This one is a little spotty so it drops the price to only 19.99. | ||||||||||
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In 2001 it was discovered that the reverse proof dies (wide am), that were made specifically to strike Proof coins, had been used on business strike coin. Since 1993 the reverse die on the cent was changed and the A and M in America now touch together at the bottom (closed am). You can easily see the change by just looking at the AM on any cent from 1992 or older and any one from 1993 to date. Since then it was discovered that this also happened in 1998. Another amazing and even more rare example are the 1998 and 1999 proof coins that were made with some business strike dies, closed AM. Listed below are a couple examples of some graded and authenticated cents from 1998 and 2000. |
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| 1998 | ANACS | MS60 | cleaned | REV "Proof" HUB | $24.99 | ||||||
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Here is our first example of the type 2 proof hub reverse. This one is graded by ANACS as Mint State 60 details. It was given a detail grade because as noted on the slab this coin has been cleaned. | ||||||||||
| 1998 | PCGS | AU58 | WIDE AM | $29.99 | |||||||
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Another type 2 proof rev example business strike coin. PCGS lists this error coin as "Wide AM" This one was graded as AU 58, the closes to unc as you can get. | ||||||||||
| 1998 | PCI | MS62 | Proof Reverse | WIDE AM | $39.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a type 2 proof reverse or wide AM example graded by PCI as Mint State 62 red/brown. This coin is in PCI's Signature Series holder signed by JT Stanton, errors expert and author of Cherrypickers' guide. The slab also has the Cherrypickers' # FS - 901. | ||||||||||
| 1998 | PCGS | MS63 | WIDE AM | $49.99 | |||||||
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A great chance to add an interesting error coin graded by one of the top 3rd Party Grading services on the market. This type 2 proof rev example is graded by PCGS Mint State 63 Red "Wide AM". | ||||||||||
| 2000 | ANACS | MS65 | Type 2 | REV "Proof" HUB | $39.99 | ||||||
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This type 2 proof hub reverse is graded by America's oldest certification companies on the market, ANACS. The graded and authenticated this error coin as Mint State 65 red. | ||||||||||
| 2000 | NGC | MS66 | Red | WIDE AM | $69.99 | ||||||
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An interesting variety coin, and a must for any complete registry set. This one is graded by one of the top TPG services on the market. This type 2 proof rev example is graded by NGC Mint State 66 Red "Wide AM". | ||||||||||
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