Post Your Best Favorite Error Coins.

I welcome everyone to post your best favorite error coins. Mine is one of Best Example a Double Denomination with Two Full Dates 1995-a key date.
Coin Fact Encyclopedia
http://www.coinfacts.com/error_coins/double_denomination_errors.htm

DOUBLE DENOMINATION ERRORS
One of the most expensive, popular, and desired types of errors are the double denominations. This error happens when a coin is struck on a previously struck coin of another denomination. Examples are a cent on a struck dime, and a nickel on a struck cent. The most dramatic are those with considerable design visible from the original strike.
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I don't own one of these nickel on cent planchet errors but i sure do like them especially in higher grades

 

I am pretty sure that was NGC slab and a very nice error nickel on a cent planchet. What is the grade?:thumb:

 

My Favorite error

I bought this a few years ago and sold it to Fred Weinberg at the ANA show two years ago. The center is steel and the cent weighed 4.0 grams.

 

I found this one in a roll. I cant say this is my favorite error but the best one I have found to date.

 

I am a big fan of cuds. Nice find

 

The way I look on your photograph the steel cent center and a copper cent joined together as they called it MULE error.- Lucky Fred.

 

Well, Fred paid a very nice price for it! It helped pay for my family's 7 day cruise to Jamaica!

 

Fred Knows better the coin is legitimate error that's why he paid you with a good price for it. Thanks for posting. So how's the trip from Jamaica?

 

not sure of grade not my coin but i think its either ms 63 or 64 wish i had one

 

Here is my NGC graded 1985-P Jefferson Nickel on an improperly annealed planchet:

 

I got this about six months ago, no date nickel struck off center with a nice die crack on the reverse.

 

How many step on Monticello? 5 or 6 Full step? Nice error too. Thanks for posting.

 

This is the one that really got me into collecting, turned out not to be a true error but whoever made it did an excellent job. When I got this out of a change machine at work, I started seeing dollar signs but after doing a little research and a closer inspection the dollar signs went away but it makes for a good story, just wish it would've been the real thing.

 

Visit this link with regards of Washington quarter and Sacagawea Dollar.
http://www.coinfacts.com/error_coins/error_coins.htm

 

redwin, I really like that error of yours..If you ever feel like getting rid of it I will gladly take it off your hands

 

Thanks but still undecided yet to ged rid of this. I am still doing my homework and trying to find the right answer while surfing on the net.:smile:thumb:

Ed

 

My Error


This would be my favorite. I cherry picked this 1922 P VAM 12A Peace Dollar from a Coin store for $36 and now I have to get her graded. Any takers on what she would grade at? Thanks.

 

I thought you had it on ebay? I did check your site the other day but found that it was unrenewed.

 

@SSG Gonzo: I think it graded at Ms-65/66, it almost looks PL in the pic, really nice :thumb:

EDIT: I don't know if the photo makes it out to look better though, wait for another opinion.