Random New Error Coin Photos
I just got done photographing many new coins.
Thought I would share some of the nicer images ......
Silver ........
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I had to send this one back to be re-holdered ... rad coin, thank you PCGS Customer Service
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Sum gr8t eror couns thar! @ErrorsOnCoins
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Thanks for sharing. Great stuff.
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Some very impressive errors!
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Some sweet errors there!
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Great errors, and wonderful photos !
Retired Collector & Dealer in Major Mint Error Coins & Currency since the 1960's.Co-Author of Whitman's "100 Greatest U.S. Mint Error Coins", and the Error Coin Encyclopedia, Vols., III & IV. Retired Authenticator for Major Mint Errors for PCGS. A 50+ Year PNG Member.A full-time numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022.3 -
I love it, thank you all for sharing !!!
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Really great error coins and terrific photographs.... Thanks EOC....Cheers, RickO
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Thank you all. A few newer ones that are cool as well .......
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Some very dramatic errors indeed. Excellent photos.
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OMG. That first penny is the coolest error coin I've ever seen.
Minor Variety Trade dollar's with chop marks set:
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Show off!
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Can we please see some more of the double struck 1995-D quarter and SBA dollar? Especially the dragged reeding lines between the impressions.
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Great errors, and always wonderful photography!
And yes, the rotation penny (first picture) is really cool.2 -
Rediscovered this one in an envelope in the bottom of a box I haven’t looked in for years.
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Excellent errors Chris ... some of the best I've seen.
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Your errors are crazy AMAZING! How the hell do these escape the Mint?
Pardon my ignorance as this has likely been answered ~~
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Love 'em!!
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Not the best pictures but here’s one.
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Wow, old thread alert.
Thank you all for your wonderful comments.
Most but not all of the above coins have long since sold. Wow, those are some nice coins that I no longer own.
I will post up some more super rare coins with awesome eye appeal.
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Birth Year . . . Had to have it
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@clarke442 said:
Birth Year . . . Had to have itBirth years are one of the best ways to collect major error coins, well done.
Here is one you just may like
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Errors are sooooo cool.......
P.S. Super photography.
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These are all awesome! Certainly a thread worth bumping! Keep bumping with new stuff.
"If it's not fun, it's not worth it." - KeyMan64
Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.0 -
These errors are phenomenal, it just amazes me how they could come to exist. Superb!
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A couple more 1967's
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You are one helluva coin photographer.
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@Jimnight said:
@ErrorsOnCoinsYou are one helluva coin photographer.
Thank you. I am a professional photographer of 40 years of extremely hard work.
These coins are doubly hard to photograph as they are certified and I am shooting thru plastic.
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Looks like the cream of the crop in error coins. Great photos!
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What’s the first one in original post?
Send pictures of front/back if you can.
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@2ltdjorn said:
What’s the first one in original post?Send pictures of front/back if you can.
That was a quadruple struck cent, super nice.
I only owned it for about one week
So no more photos of that coin.
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Mirror, mirror ...
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@ErrorsOnCoins said:
A couple more 1967'sGreat error quarter! FYI, I'm pretty sure the date on that one is 1968, rather than 1967...I first noticed it when I happened to see that particular coin in a past Heritage listing:
https://coins.ha.com/itm/errors/1967-25c-washington-quarter-struck-on-a-cent-planchet-ms65-red-and-brown-pcgs/a/1189-6086.s?hdnJumpToLot=1&x=0&y=0
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These brockages are cool-looking pieces when both sides are heads.
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A few scrappy coins .....
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@ErrorsOnCoins said:
@clarke442 said:
Birth Year . . . Had to have itBirth years are one of the best ways to collect major error coins, well done.
I agree . . . that's why I added another
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@Akbeez said:
Your errors are crazy AMAZING! How the hell do these escape the Mint?Pardon my ignorance as this has likely been answered ~~
Prison wallet. Just be careful you're not putting ragged clips or scrap pieces up there without taking the proper precautions
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Great photos of some fantastic errors.
The 1967 coins you showed would allow an owner to have a complete five coin 1967 year set with only 4 actual coins.
That is super cool IMO.
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@SanctionII said:
Great photos of some fantastic errors.The 1967 coins you showed would allow an owner to have a complete five coin 1967 year set with only 4 actual coins.
That is super cool IMO.
Except that the quarter struck on cent planchet is actually dated 1968, despite what the holder says. Still a cool coin!
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Golly!
Are any of these randomly available?Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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IkesT.
Point taken.
However a correction can be made by switching out the 1968 quarter error with a 1967 quarter error (I suspect that one or more 1967 error quarters exist). The fascinating thing is the 1967 double denomination cent and dime.
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