Here we have an ugly coin. This cent looks like on that was pulled out
of your cup holder or ash tray in your car. It was given a net grade
because it displays some signs on corroded surfaces. It does have a CLIP
at around 7 o'clock on the obverse.
1985
ANACS
MS-60
damaged
DOUBLE STRUCK
$19.99
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.
1989-D
ANACS
MS-63
DOUBLE CLIP
34.99
This exciting error is a hard to find Denver minted double clip
quarter. It has 2 clips at 12 and 3 o'clock with a grade of Mint state
63. ANACS certified and authenticated this error coin.
1990
SEGS
MS63
Struck Thru Grease
$24.99
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
description to be added later...
1995-D
SEGS
MS-63
5.61 GRAMS
UNPLATED/Brown
SOLD
Another quarter even though it doesn't look like it. 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
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.
1995-P
ANACS
MS-63
Struck Thru Grease
$24.99
Here we have another 1995 Struck thru grease error. This one you can
barely see the 95 in date, ibe in Liberty, and most of Lincoln's profile
has some rub spots. This one is a bright red and will only
cost you 24.99.
1999-D
ANACS
netAU-50
cw damage
Misaligned Dies
$19.99
Next is a certifed nickel with mis-aligned dies this
happens when one of the dies shifts so one side is normal and the other
side is slightly off center. ANACS gave this a net-grade because of some counter wheel damage.
1999-P
ICG
MS-64
Georgia
Slightly off center
$24.99
A pleasing example of a off center error on a statehood quarter that
wont break the bank. It's only "slightly offcenter" which looks close to
a broadstruck error. I have 2 available at only 24.99 each.
2000
ANACS
netMS-60
Broadstruck
Struck thru
$34.99
This nice multiple error coin starts with a nickel size broadstruck
error. Next it displays a Struck through error, that starts a little in
front of Lincoln nose, and goes to the edge of the rim. ANACS gave it UNC details with counting wheel
damage.
2000
PCI
MS-64
$19.99
This 2000 dated cent has a nice example of a indent error on it at
around 9 to 11 o'clock. PCI gave this error coin a Mint State 64 red. The
reverse of this coin is a little spotty so you will
only have to pay 19.99 for this certified error coin.
2001-P
ICG
MS-64
reverse
Struck Thru Grease
$29.99
This New York statehood quarter has a
Philadelphia mint mark. This is a strange looking coin as half of
the finish on the reverse is rough whereas the other half of the coins
finish on the reverse and the complete obverse has a normal finish.
2001-P
ICG
MS-64
obverse
Struck Thru Grease
$29.99
This is also a New York statehood quarter with a Philadelphia mint
mark. This coin also has a rough finish except this one the whole finish
on the obverse is rough & the finish on the reverse is normal. This
coin & the one listed above are certified by ICG.
2003-P
ANACS
MS-65
Maine
Clashed Die
$39.99
A clashed die happens when the dies come together and there isn't a
coin in the chamber. The OBV. and REV. dies smash together and adds
details on the other die. You can see this with the naked eye next to
the ship on the rev.
2005-P
ANACS
MS-65
Kansas
Clashed die
$34.99
Here we have another clashed die error. This one looks like a doubled
leaf on the largest flower on the rev. It
is certified by ANACS and it's an error on a statehood quarter. I have 3
of these available grab one now, at this price they will go quick.
Here we have errors on
slabs; wrong date, denomination, different coin entirely.
1961
TGS
PF-65
nickel - toned
Wrong date
$19.99
Here we have a beautiful
toned nickel in a TruGrade holder. It's Fully toned blue with purple
highlights and graded proof 65. The holder says it's a 1963 when
actually the coin is a 1961.
1983-P
PCI
MS-60
coin is half not quarter
SOLD
What makes this an interesting conversation piece is that the holder
says that this is a quarter with a mintage of 673,535,000. Clearly this
is a fifty cent piece rather then a quarter with a mintage of
10,819,000. Two errors on one holder.
SOLD
1993-S
NTC
PF-70
RD DCAM
Coin is Proof not MS
$34.99
NTC graded this coin a perfect grade of MS 70 red DCAM. Although the
coin maybe perfect the holder is not. Clearly this is a proof coin and
should have received a Proof grade not a mint state grade.
1940-S
ANACS
EF45
DIE Break
Obv not Rev
$39.99
You get a lot of bang for your buck here. You get an error coin in an
errored holder. The coin is an Major Die Break Rev graded EF45 details
because of some glue on the obverse. The holder says the glue is on the
reverse. Two errors one price.
2005-S
ANACS
MS-69
Silver DCAM
Coin is Proof not MS
SOLD
Up until just very recently I have never seen a holder error in
a ANACS slab. If you are putting together a set you may not want to let
this one go. The error is both on top and on the front it's listed as MS
instead of PF.
SOLD
1968-D
NGC
MS-65
Quarter
half not quarter
SOLD
Here is the first of three NGC error holders. This one is
slabbed as a quarter rather then a half, unless this spent some time on
a railroad track it's a little to big to be a quarter.
SOLD
1976-S
NGC
PF-68
IKE DCAM
Wrong date
SOLD
Talk about an amazing error, the screener had two dates to get this
one right and still missed the mark. As a bicentennial coin it could
have said 1776 or 1976, but no it's dated 1974. This amazing error
holder will only set you back 69.99
SOLD
2002-W
NGC
MS-69
commemorative
Wrong coin
$89.99
Another mistake by NGC, this one is on a commemorative coin. The
coin itself is an nice example of a 2002 West Point Military Academy
Bicentennial Coin with only one carbon spot on the obv. The holder
itself has two errors, first it's listed as a P mint mark and second
it's listed as an Olympic rather then Military Academy.
2007-S
NGC
BMG
James Madison $
shouldn't be in slab
$199.99
Good chance this is a one of a kind and will never be available
again. First I will explain what it is. Some people will send in "bulk
submissions" This is a group of 100 or more of the same coin. They get
it at a discounted rate and are allowed to set a minimum grade. The ones
that do not make the grade get sent back unslabbed with a tab. Well for
some reason this one was slabbed the tag states "4th President, James
Madison, 2007 $1, Below Minimum grade". Here's your chance at a
great conversational piece to bring to your local coin club, coin show or
just add it to your collection.
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