First is a 1958 on a silver dime planchet. Second is a 1969-S on a clad dime planchet. (Are these proof dies?) Third is a 1987-P on clad quarter stock (correct-sized planchet, but wrong metal).
The 1969-S is almost FS. It makes me think it may be proof dies. The only thing that makes me wonder if its not is 1969-S dimes were only struck as Proofs. Why does it not appear to be a proof planchette?
Please tell me that 69-S is a proof. That coin has full steps, and I don't think the 69-S exists with full steps.
Wow, those are some crazy-cool off-metal errors! Seeing a nickel with the telltale clad-layer edge is really trippy. I want a 1965 90% silver dime or quarter someday.
Won't likely be soon for me. What do those things go for, anyway? Now here is the off-metal error I want! ... and will never own, unless I hit the lottery. (Which would be especially hard, considering I don't even play the lottery.) .
Nice ones @JCro57 ! I have a Cent struck on a Dime planchet. The color is off on this picture and looks like copper but it is not. I will try to get the edge picture later on.
