Post your world error coins

I assume this wasn't intentional.

 

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Looks like a capped die resulted in a classic bottle cap. NICE

 

Wow!! Thats amazing. Could this be authentic? That a big coin. Just amazing

 

Happy 2020! Here are 2 more world errors in my collection.

A multi-struck 2017 Indian 2-rupees.

And a 2000 Canadian quarter Struck Through.

 

Hungary 1915KB 10 Fillér
Broadstruck
KM-496 (1915-1918)
Iron (Wartime Issue)

The severely worn obverse die was from the previous type and was pressed into use in 1919 to strike 1915-dated issues. This is a tough date, and I was very pleased to find this nice broadstruck example.

 

Hungary 1894KB Nickel 10 Fillér
Struck 15% Off Center, Curved Clip at 12 o'clock
KM-482 (1892-1914)

 

Here are a few of mine that I have collected over the years.

 

Oops! Hit reply instead of upload, here are the rest.
Pakistan


Mexico

 

Here is a Queen Victoria (1860-1894) 1-penny error, with full reverse brockage.
I like it showing 2 portraits.

 

It's nothing major, a cracked planchet on a 2 Kronur from Iceleand.

 

Nice! I've not been doing much with my collection lately, starting to get the itch.

 

I did the same, mine was for over a year. I am dabbling a little.
Splurged yesterday, hopefully it doesn't become a habit.
My spending was out of control. LOL

 

Wow

 

Watching all of these error coins so amazing

 

OK, here's my errors.

 

I've landed myself back on coin probation. Almost done serving my time and then can buy again...

 

Nice errors. I especially like the 2-pounds bi-metallic error.

 

Being that the line between errors and variety's is blurred.
Here is a 30 Dr from Greece.
DDO. It is mostly located on the perimeter lettering but some evidence can be found towards the center of the coin.


Here is the NGC website if you enlarge the image then expand it again. you can see how extreme the doubling is on my coin.
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/greece-30-drachmai-km-87-1964-cuid-1119570-duid-1330429

 

Here's my only . 1694 (Just The Reverse of) William And Mary 1/2 pence - UNBARRED . ( The letter V upside down was used instead of A's in MARIA )