Error Coins that are also Key Dates

19Lyds

Anybody have any to report?

2ltdjorn

I have seen an off-center 1864-L, ms 64/65

Whit

Hello all:

You may wish to see this related thread:

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Whit

19Lyds

<< <i>Hello all:

You may wish to see this related thread:

Link

Whit >>

Thanks Whit.

I added this one to that thread:

MFH

I think my 1895-O Dime in a PCGS 64 holder qualifys ... It's a die cap.
I'm not using a lap top and can't attach using my iPad.

Maybe a friend can assist... Eh, Broadstruck ??

jmcu12

In the other thread mentioned above the capt mentioned knowing of a 55 doubled die witha ragged edge...


I would love to see that and to own it!

keyman64

<< <i>I think my 1895-O Dime in a PCGS 64 holder qualifys ... It's a die cap.
I'm not using a lap top and can't attach using my iPad.

Maybe a friend can assist... Eh, Broadstruck ?? >>

Mike, don't you have a 1921 or 1921-D Merc that is Broadstruck or something like that?...granted that would "ONLY" be a semi-key though...maybe my memory is fuzzy though. Am I right Mike?

crypto79

there is a mated pair of 1873cc Trade dollar errors

lusterlover

How a bout a semi-key 1860 pointed bust with a lamination error (above the E on rev).

sonofagunk

here is the 22 plain mentioned in the other thread

1922 No D 1C Strong Reverse Cent--10% Off Center--XF40 NGC. FS-013.2. Die Pair Two

sold for $5,290.00 in 2003. I think it was for sale at one of the auctions 5 or 6 years ago with an asking of around $10K (but I could be confused)

ThePennyLady

This is a 1909-S Indian with a neat reverse strike thru that goes all the way around into the rim...

GeorgeKellogg

This 1841-D quarter eagle (ex Harry Bass-Stanley Kesselman), with a dramatically rotated reverse (270 degrees CCW--compared with a normal rotation of 180 degrees), is a key date in the Dahlonega series, with a mintage of 4,164 and a PCGS population of 54 in all grades.

With the the top of the eagle's head pointed at approximately 3 o'clock, it's easy to see why Harry Bass snapped up this piece. I bought it on the floor at the 2006 FUN Show. Unfortunately, the TrueView doesn't capture the rotation.