ANACS sent back some of my Kennedy Errors today. (lots of pics)

DHeath

Coneca doesn't list the first one, but it's known to exist in at least 3 different degrees of rotation. This one's dramatic enough for me.



This one's the 66 No FG. I liked it as MS65, but I'm glad it holdered as a 64 because I don't want to be tempted to sell it.



I really like this one, as the RPM is obvious, and the doubled die is a bonus.



This one's a fun triple. It's an AU58, but is starting to tone nicely. I like it as much as the MS65 I holdered at PCGS.



This one's not common.



Cleaned, but a very difficult coin.



Common 73-D DDO



ANACS was tough on this one. I holdered it as a 64 at NGC, but decided to crack it to keep my holders consistent.

TonedCoinTrader

Awsome finds, Congrats!

fcloud

coinfreak499

cladking

Very nice. None of those is easy.

coinkat

great examples...

DHeath

Thanks guys. Here's a decent pic of the 71-D DDO. Holder pics don't tell much of the story. They're fun to hunt.

F117ASR

I missed this one. Not a bad buy.

link

DHeath

Man, me too. I'd have tried to own it.

PhillyJoe

This thread is 100% excellent and puts a tilt in my kilt.

Joe

RotatedRainbows

Did you buy that first one off that guy on Ebay who had it listed as rotated 90°? I own two of the 1967's, one rotated 175° and one rotated full 180°.

shylock

Nice coins DHeath! Errors/varieties like these look great in those small ANACS slabs, with all their attributions clearly & accurately stated. Would love to see a close-up (like you did of 71-D) of the 64-D triple die obverse.

DHeath

Paul,

shylock

Thanks