Is there any cooler misplaced date than...

shylock

...the 1897 IH S1 "one in neck"?




Show me a better MPD.

You gotta love IHs

GoldenEyeNumismatics

the 1844-O Blundered date half is very, very cool

NumisOxide

<< <i>the 1844-O Blundered date half is very, very cool >>


I agree, plus the 1842-O WB-103. Medium date, errant 4 in gown.

66RB

<< <i>I agree, plus the 1842-O WB-103. Medium date, errant 4 in gown. >>




That's the one I was thinking of.

Airplanenut had a great photo of it a few years ago.

Coxe

The 1892-O VAM-12 with a misplaced 9 in the hair is my favorite MPD of that series.

Cgb

now thats what I call an adams apple.

cmerlo1

Beautiful coin, shylock. I also like the 1882 with multiple 1's in the necklace...

SUMORADA

Nope!.......

roadrunner

The 1844-0 BD half is cooler imo. You can see the entire date shifted up...not just parts of a digit. The 1849 DD half is pretty neat too. When I cherry my first 1897 MPD cent, I'll think a lot more of it


roadrunner

dizzyfoxx

How about the Antietam commem reverse error with the Confederate sharpshooter hidden in the tree above Burnside's Bridge?

CaptHenway

I have always been partial to the 1850 quarter with the 1 very deep within the rim. It must have been driven very deeply into the die to be higher than the rim on the finished die.

It is the only MPD to show the errant digit so deep into the die. As for MPD's in the neck, there are also the 1847 $5 and the 1875 3CN.

TD

lordmarcovan

This one's not misplaced, but blundered nonetheless.

Sure wish I'd made some decent pics of it instead of these crappy scans.





That "1 in neck" is definitely ubercool.

howards

This one's pretty cool:

Smed624

Are the 1897 MPD considered rare?

Thanks to this post I check a few of my IH and found that I have one....

PerryHall

There is an 1847 gold $5 with an inverted 1 coming out of Miss Liberty's neck that's very dramatic.

ldhair

This one is really cool.

RichieURich

<< <i>. . . When I cherry my first 1897 MPD cent, I'll think a lot more of it >>



Just cherried one a couple months ago, a nice EF!

millennium

I love this one it has the date in the neck:

SomeGuyFromMichigan

ldhair
That's a Half Dime great example of this blundered date!
Talk about heavy lapping, this is a study in it's self.

millennium
I don't think I've ever seen that one, then the huge die chip in the wing?
Way COOL...

millennium

The huge die chip is one of the Pick up Points...

pontiacinf

<< <i>How about the Antietam commem reverse error with the Confederate sharpshooter hidden in the tree above Burnside's Bridge?

now thats f%#&*ing funny

































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shylock

The 1844 Blundered date half is very,very cool.

Yes it is, and you made me find an image of one and educate myself.


But this is a doubled date, as cool as it is. And believe me, it's the coolest
doubled date I've ever seen.

As far as the 1842-O WB-103, please, someone show me an image.

The 1897 "1-in-neck" still rules in my eyes as the coolest MPD of all time.

AskRaq

Does anyone know just how many of these "1 in neck" IHC's have been graded (by PCGS, NGC & ANACS)? And what the highest/lowest grades are?

shylock

AskRaq - Does anyone know just how many of these "1 in neck" IHC's have been graded (by PCGS, NGC & ANACS)? And what the highest/lowest grades are?

Don't know how many, but the one I posted at the top of this post is the finest known. PCGS MS64RB.

RBinTex

No. It's my fav.

Lakesammman

I like the 1897 MPD along with the 1857 MPD and the 1870 S5. Does anyone still have low speed internet??

shylock

Lakes - The 1857 MPD is cool, but your image of the 1897 S1 makes my point.

The coolest MPD of all-time. This is so misplaced it looks fabricated.

AskRaq

One of my favorites.... and totaly cool - untillllllllllll someone does this to it: