Post your world error coins

If you had enough time, the mark under Louis's bust could tell you where it was made and what year it is. The hard part would be finding images for every single year for every single mint that made these.

 

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Awesome on having a 220+ year old error coin! Numista is very helpful for coins like these.

 

Nice. I almost bought one off eBay but didn’t pull the trigger due to shipping costs.

 

2 more from Brazil/Brasil. Doubled Die... Brasil Doubled Die.




and this Brazil/Brasil.... Doubled Die... Doubled Brasil and hand/sword.

 

1971 Philippines 25S Struck on US 1 Cent Blank Planchet

 

1958 US Cent Struck On Cuban 1 Centavo



Most of the details from the Cuban coin have been obliterated by the subsequent strike.

 

German Empire 10 Pfennig 1917 Doubled Die.
Possible retained cud on the reverse.

 

That is a beautiful Reverse.

 

I've got a couple Aussie ones I'll post soon. 1933/32 penny. 1962 doubled nose variety penny. 1942 no I mintmark.

 

1925 10 centimes Belgie - doubled die on date and lamination between 1925 and Koninkrijk

 

Off center Germany 1921 50 Pfennig
Seller’s photo:

 

that is awesome.

 

Couple I picked up this weekend;
RR

Die clash obv /rev CUD on obv

 

Love the die clash. What’s RR stand for? Rotated reverse? I only ask because I’m not certain it’s rotated and maybe it means something else.

 

Yes, rotated reverse. You don't think the 1927 is rotated a little?

 

I think perhaps a little, but I think your coin might also not be exactly straight when looking at the reverse, which makes it harder to tell. I’m sure you can tell better than I can, with it in hand.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6132.html

 

Ok. I am going to acetone it and when I do I will try for a mirror picture to be sure.

 

1827 1/2 skilling Double Struck? What do you folks think?

Seller’s photos, $9 shipped. Seller accepted my offer. I do not have a photo of the other side. Will post when I get it.

 

Am I imagining things or is there a secondary arrow tip directly underneath where I marked the red one?

 

I personally think I see it too, but it doesn’t quite match with the alignment of the other doubling I see. I look forward to inspecting this one in hand. I can’t believe it went for so cheap, but error coins are a niche market.