Post a wrong planchet / off metal error

goodmoney4badmoney

Here is a proof wrong planchet error I just bought, sorry but I am not a good photographer and the holder is scuffed up...

johnny9434

that one i like nice pick up. i just got in my 100 greatest errors by fred wienman and company today. very intresting book if from what i got from it already. ( ill sit down with it yet ).

ctf_error_coins

Sweeeeet PROOF Error you got there. WTG. How much did you pay, if you don't mind (I like to keep current on all error prices). If so, then no worries.

ThePennyLady

Here's one I had not long ago.....

ctf_error_coins

ooops.......... forgot to post a photo so here ya go, Jefferson struck on clad scrap ......

Aegis3

I don't have many wrong planchet errors; but error collecting is all about what strikes one's fancy.

Analyst

I am not prepared to post one. Recently, though, I wrote about an an important group of them. A great collection of WWII Era Errors will soon be auctioned.

Geyer Collection of WWII Era U.S. Mint Errors, many of which are PCGS certified

ricko

That quarter on a dime planchet is super.... thanks...Cheers, RickO

Neca63

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Primo.

AMRC

Give me more! Cool stuff.

BustHalfBrian

Mega cool!

BustHalfBrian

Mega cool!

johnny9434

i like that nickel.

goodmoney4badmoney

Well, since my thread is back from the dead, here's another proof wrong planchet error.

boiler78

BaronVonBaugh

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ebaybuyer

is that a shield nickel under that 1866 cent or a 3c piece ?

Broadstruck

Neca63

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Simply Outstanding.

Twincam

SullivanNumismatics

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Is that on a 3CN planchet? Very nice!

SullivanNumismatics

1983-D Nickel on Cent Transitional Off-Metal
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Zoins

Very cool coins everyone. It's always great to see what our coins look like on different metals and diameter planchets.

goodmoney4badmoney

Here are a couple of combo off metals, a Lincoln cent struck on a scrap (straight clipped) 10C planchet, and a Washington quarter with 75% brockage on a 10C planchet. Both are dated 1965.

SullivanNumismatics

That 1965 cent on clipped dime planchet sure is nice!