Great Wrong Planchet Error - A Franklin Cent!

Zoins

Cruising CRO is always a treat. Love the error and positioning.

baseballjeff

Wow, that is incredible!

Is that available somewhere right now? Not an error collector, but a coin like that could easily give me an exception!

Thanks for sharing,
Jeff

Zoins

<< <i>Wow, that is incredible!

Is that available somewhere right now? Not an error collector, but a coin like that could easily give me an exception!

Thanks for sharing,
Jeff >>



I totally think so too.

CRO = Coin Rarities Online which is John Agre's company. John is a member here and a great resource.

Justlooking

That's the third time that one's inspired its own thread. Somebody might as well go ahead and buy it. It is mesmerizing ...

ricko

Very cool... likely a 'midnight mint' product....Cheers, RickO

johnny9434

i saw that earlier. nice piece for sure. im getting the nova costellatio (spell check on the second word) when john gets back. i like the looks of that one

toyz4geo

Very cool!!!!

AMRC

A little to well contrived. But neat.

sumnom

I love it!

ctf_error_coins

Wow, that is an amazing piece.

I am glad it's not my birth year, as now I don't have to buy it.

Amazing.

ctf_error_coins

<< <i>Very cool... likely a 'midnight mint' product....Cheers, RickO >>




Likely, why do you say that, did you see it happen?

How can you say "likely"

Where is your proof?

Very common (as far as off metal mint errors go) for cent planchets to end up in the dies of other denominations.

steveben

but, it's not FBL!!

MedalCollector

<< <i>Very common (as far as off metal mint errors go) for cent planchets to end up in the dies of other denominations. >>



I agree. Just because it's a major mint error, does not mean that it's a backdoor job.

kookoox10

What's remarkable is that it has the whole date, and possibly the mint mark if it was made in Denver. Pretty interesting.

coinsarefun

I'm surprised its still there as that is one holy cow example to own

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>That's the third time that one's inspired its own thread. Somebody might as well go ahead and buy it. It is mesmerizing ... >>



+1
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Zoins

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<< <i>That's the third time that one's inspired its own thread. Somebody might as well go ahead and buy it. It is mesmerizing ... >>



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Someone's stepped up to the plate! It's sold!

johnny9434

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<< <i>That's the third time that one's inspired its own thread. Somebody might as well go ahead and buy it. It is mesmerizing ... >>



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Someone's stepped up to the plate! It's sold! >>

someone got a good catch

TireKicker

That is awesome.....saw it too late

astrorat

I missed it. What was CRO's asking price?

dtkk49a

I wonder if that was made by a mint employee when no one was looking.

lostincoins

Saw that a while ago and wanted it then.

Lakesammman

It made for a good ad before Christmas - Franklincents and mirth.

Zoins

<< <i>I missed it. What was CRO's asking price? >>



I think it was something like $5950.

ctf_error_coins

<< <i>I wonder if that was made by a mint employee when no one was looking. >>



Wonder all you want ......

.......... and you would MOST LIKELY be wrong.

jonathanb

Heritage has a small group of spectacular double-denomination pieces coming up in the FUN sale, including a bicentennial $1 struck on a struck bicentennial 25c, a 1979 SBA $1 struck on a 1978 5c (two different dates), and several others.