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This exceptional 1982 Lincoln Cent is struck on a 2.3 gram Type 1 dime planchet, making it a rare find for numismatists and coin collectors. The coin showcases an intriguing anomaly, having sustained some damage during its ejection from the press, which adds to its distinctive character and appeal.
The 1992 Washington Quarter mint error is a notable coin that collectors often seek for its unique characteristics. One such error is the partial collar which adds an intriguing twist to its design.
This coin carries the over mintmark designation FS-05-1938D-511, detailed in the Cherrypicker’s Guide to rare die varieties. This designation is sought after due to the distinguishing characteristics that signal its unique die variety. Collectors often engage in identifying and obtaining coins that possess such noteworthy features, as they represent both a historical context and a tangible piece of numismatic heritage. The intersection of these grading criteria and distinct features ultimately enhances the market value of the 1838-D Buffalo Nickel, affirming its status as a valuable addition to any collection.
The 1928-S Standing Liberty Quarter is not just a coin; it symbolizes a rich era in American numismatic history. Its FS-502 designation by the Cherrypickers Guide further emphasizes its rarity and desirability. This combination makes it a coveted addition to any coin collection.
The 1947 S/S/S Washington Quarter Repunched Mint Mark FS-502 is a highly sought-after and valuable coin by collectors due to its rarity and unique characteristics.
The 2002 D Lincoln Cent is a remarkable addition to any coin collection. This particular broadstrike version is especially noteworthy, making it a coveted find among collectors. Struck with a unique error that caused the blank planchet to expand, it displays an intriguing appeal.
For coin enthusiasts, the 1961 D/D Lincoln Cent D Over Horizontal D is akin to finding a unicorn in your backyard—extremely rare and undeniably enchanting. This mesmerizing coin is not just a piece of currency but a slice of history!
CONECA TOP 100 List and Wexler Top 100. The 1956 D/D Lincoln Cent Repunched Mintmark RPM-018 is much scarcer than RPM-008. According to “The Lincoln Cent Resource” this coin is the #2 Most Wanted in the “Complete Guide and Cross Reference to Lincoln Cent Mint Mark Varieties”.
If you’re looking to enhance your coin collection, the 1984 P Lincoln Cent Double Die Obverse is a must-have variety. This unique piece perfectly captures the essence of coin collecting with its rarity and high grade.
A struck through error coin, also known as a “struck through” is a rare and valuable coin error. This error is often caused by the dies being misaligned. worn or filled with grease and debris. Struck through error coins are highly prized by collectors due to their rarity and unique characteristics, making them potentially very…
This 1958 25¢ Struck on Silver Dime Planchet is a unique and rare item from the Fred Weinberg Collection. This quarter was accidentally struck on a silver dime blank, resulting in a fascinating and unconventional coin. Graded by PCGS as MS63, this coin is in excellent condition. As a one-of-a-kind piece, it is sure to be a valuable addition to any coin collection.
The 1955 double die is a remarkable piece in numismatic history. Created when a working hub and a working die were slightly misaligned during the minting process, it resulted in a beautifully doubled die impression. This mistake led to the creation of thousands of doubled die cents, making them a sought-after item among collectors.
The 1954-S/D Jefferson Nickel OMM FS-501 is a remarkable coin, meticulously graded by ANACS at MS 65. This coin is not only a symbol of artistry and history but also a sought-after item for coin collectors.
The overworking and overuse of the coin dies have resulted in some coins receiving a weak “D” mint mark. In rare cases, this can lead to the mint mark being completely absent like this 1922 No-D Lincoln Wheat Strong Reverse. Such anomalies can significantly affect the market value and desirability of these coins.
Graded by PCGS as Proof 69 Deep Cameo, it boasts a stunning red color and a close AM variety. This variety is highly sought-after due to its rarity and transitional reverse. With its flawless condition and striking appearance, this coin is a must-have for any serious collector. Don’t miss your chance to own this rare and valuable piece of American history.
This coin’s graded MS61FH, boasting a full head. While my feelings about grading outfits may be questionable, the split between K4 and K5 makes this an undeniable eye-catcher. A must-have for error aficionados, indeed!
We are excited to offer this rare 1964 Kennedy 50¢ coin struck on a defective planchet. This unique coin has been certified by PCGS as MS63, ensuring its authenticity and high quality. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a budding enthusiast, this 1964 Kennedy 50¢ Struck on Defective Planchet will make a fascinating addition to any collection.
This 1974 Lincoln Cent Struck on Defective Planchet is a unique find for any coin collector. The coin features a distinctive defect that looks like a trench dug through the bottom portion of the coin
1955 Lincoln Wheat Cent 2% Ragged Clip, certified by PCGS as MS62 Red Brown. This unique piece features a noticeable ragged clip error from 9:00 to 10:00, adding to its historical and collectible value.
Introducing the highly sought after 1944 Lincoln Wheat Cent. This unique coin features a tapered planchet, making it a remarkable addition to any collection. Its rarity and distinctive characteristics set it apart in the numismatic world.
1956 Lincoln Wheat Cent 7% Straight Clip, PCGS certified MS63 RD. This coin is not only a piece of American history, but also a valuable addition to any collection. PCGS certification ensures the authenticity and quality of this coin, giving you peace of mind in your investment.
1957 D Lincoln Wheat Cent Defective Planchet, graded and certified by PCGS as MS63 RB. This rare coin is truly one-of-a-kind with a unique planchet defect that sets it apart from other 1957 D cents
The PCGS MS64 grade not only confirms the authenticity of the 1964 Kennedy 50¢ defective planchet coin but also highlights its fine quality. This piece is a wonderful investment for both seasoned numismatists and new collectors alike.
1956 D Lincoln Wheat 7% Straight Clip PCGSMS63 RB RB . This coin is not only a piece of American history, but also a valuable addition to any collection.
The 1959 Roosevelt dime, composed of 90% silver, is a remarkable piece for any coin enthusiast. This particular coin is graded PCGS MS64, signifying its exceptional quality and pristine condition. With a rich history and solid value, it stands out in the world of numismatics.
This 1959 Lincoln cent not only serves as a currency piece but also stands as a representation of the quirks found in coin production. The defective planchet contributes to its one-of-a-kind look and feel, making it a sought-after find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
check out the 1965 Lincoln Cent 3% Misaligned Obverse Die PCGS MS63 BN. This highly collectible coin features a misaligned obverse die, giving it a unique and striking appearance. Certified by PCGS
The highly collectible 2000 P Jefferson Nickel 2% misaligned die is a must-have for coin enthusiasts. This unique coin stands out due to a rare 2% misaligned die, adding an element of intrigue and rarity to its already captivating design.
2 Available both very similar and graded PCGS MS64 RB.
Now available at our coin store, this 1982 bronze Lincoln cent is a rare find that enthusiasts will cherish. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of history today!
This 1982 bronze Lincoln cent, struck on a defective planchet, is now featured in our coin store. Whether you’re a novice collector or a seasoned numismatist, this exquisite piece offers historical value and rarity.
This 1983 Lincoln cent, certified by PCGS with a grade of MS63RB, is a remarkable addition for any coin collector. Its unique history and striking error set it apart from standard issues.
For sale is a collectible 1960 P Large Date Lincoln Cent with a 4% straight clip, certified by PCGS as MS64RB.
If you’re a collector of rare and unique coins, then you won’t want to miss out on this 1985 Lincoln Cent. This particular coin features a misaligned obverse die, adding to its collectability and value. Graded by PCGS as MS64BN, this 1985 Lincoln Cent is in mint state condition with a lustrous brown finish. Misaligned die…
1962 P Large Date Lincoln Cent, graded MS62RB by PCGS, is in excellent condition and retains 5% straight clip error
This 1961 P Lincoln Cent has been certified by PCGS as being in MS65 RD condition, making it a worthy addition to a coin collection. The coin exhibits a deeply rich red color, with no signs of wear
A defective planchet coin refers to a coin that has been minted but does not meet the usual standards of quality or manufacturing. This could be due to various reasons such as incorrect metal composition, improper striking, or defects in the minting process.
With its distinctive “wide AM FS-901” variety, the 1998 Lincoln 1C Wide AM is not just a coin but a valuable treasure for any collector. Its inclusive design features provide a fascinating story, enriching any collection.
We are proud to offer this rare and highly sought-after 1960 D Lincoln 1c Sm Date Over Lg Date FS-101 plus RPM FS-501 ANACS MS64 RD coin. This coin features a small date over a large date and a re-punched mintmark, making it a unique and valuable addition to any coin collection. Graded by ANACS as MS64 RD.
This 1960 P Lincoln Large Date Cent has been certified by PCGS as MS65 RD, meaning it is in excellent condition with vibrant red color. Additionally, this particular coin features a 3% Ragged Clip, a unique error that occurred during the minting process, making it a rare find for collectors.
The 1966 Columbia one peso coin is a captivating piece of numismatic history. Crafted from copper, this small coin features an intriguing mint error that enhances its appeal to collectors.
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