Error Coin Eye Candy
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I am in the process of imaging some high-end next level major error coinage.
This process will take weeks and I will keep posting to this thread, I hope you all like the images.
Everyone, have a great holiday season, Chris
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Wow. That 2000 Lincoln is phenomenal. That is also the first "twenty-six cent piece" I've seen.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
I’m really digging that 26 cent piece!
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Whoa!!
Awesome Errors, dude!
Here is one I found recently from CRH.
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A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Check the dates, a 39-year difference !!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! How could that possibly have happened?
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Lots of mint shenanigans in 2000. IMO neither of those are legitimate, they are cool though
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How about this one, only one year's difference in the date
Isn't "intentional error" an oxymoron?
Some are too cool, and improbable, to be accidents.
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A single year carryover is more believable.
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I kind of like the clad cents, way more eye appealing
But this one is Ok, Right???
Wow. Amazing errors.
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A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Gorgeous coins @ErrorsOnCoins ! Thanks for posting them
Great coins to add to the EOC provenance / pedigree!
Mint Intentional by some unscrupulous US Mint Employee, could I find any of those in circulation? How does that happen?
Ultra Rare fifteen cent piece .....
Holy cow I would take any of them on any day
i really like the franklin brockage...would be extra cool if paired with the maker
These are neat. I expect they were all intentionally produced, but still neat.
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Some are completely explainable, and some, well are not
Is this an error or a die trial
Thanks for the early Xmas eye candy. Merry merry and be safe. Peace Roy
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I like this coin a lot. Would be interested to see if we could work a deal on this. Please touch base.
How about a Silver 35 cent piece?
@ErrorsOnCoins Concerning the cent struck on a nickel planchet, I would expect some
"cupping" as on the Baseball commems. Since the nickel planchet can't fit into the striking
chamber.
It is a nickel struck on a struck cent so the cent would fit the nickel press.
Very cool stuff! Regardless if intentional, still done by the mint!
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I am continually amazed by some of the 'errors' we see.... Sure, some were 'manufactured' errors, I have no doubt. Surprising that they got out of the mint.... It would result in termination if caught I am sure. Cheers, RickO
How about an ultra-rare Silver 11 cent piece ...........
Really cool stuff!
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Some of you may find this one intriguing ....
plain and simply amazing, legit or no.
many firsts for these eyes. ty for that!
gotta be a coupe of these at $5k or more.
@ErrorsOnCoins
any intention to get some of these re-labeled?
ie: a separation of the double denoms into flip-over double denom vs normal orientation.
double denom struck on 10c seems a bit generic to me.
i figure you've done this so much, this has all occurred to you but every now and then i think of something someone else hasn't so figured i'd ask and even perhaps see if you offer any pearls as well.
GREAT Post EOC........all of the error coins you posted are beyond belief, but no question to me that they were done at the Mint. Unless they were done with a Dominion Vote Counting Machine........
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A press operator pulled a cent out of their pocket, inserted it between the dies, struck it, and put it back in their pocket.