1C - 1956 D - Obverse Lamination - XF 40 Brown

Hello everyone,
Welcome to my 37,000th post celebration thread.


I don't know if anyone has noticed but I really haven't posted any new Mint Errors lately. I have so many I don't have the need for any more. And I'm more into Metal Detecting than ever!
But if I see something cheap and simple I will acquire it.

1 Cent - 1956 D Mint
Lamination Planchet Error (De-laminated)


I do have a few neat Mint Errors in the raw I want to submit to NGC if the NYINC comes early next year!
Last one was cancelled

 

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Wow ! Looks like a Scratch , Ha Ha !! Just Joking , Nice Error .

 

Huh, nice!

So you submitted some of your lamination errors for TPG slabs, eh? I didn't realize they would be worth doing that... maybe I should look at submitting some of mine.

Is NGC your preferred grader?

 

Looks like it took a hit! The coin is toned but the lamination area hasn’t. Nice looking error Paddy! Congratulations on 37,000 posts.

 

Yes.
I have submitted many neat Mint Errors over the years. My best Lamination was this..
Before

After

 

Hah, holy moly. Now THAT'S a lamination!

Thanks, I'll look into an NGC membership. Let me know if they have a reference option and I'll put you down. Maybe you'll build up to a free slab or something if so.

 

Let the MD recharge and DAZZLE us with some of your errors.
Even previously posted errors would be fun to see again.

 

Sure!
Some of my last submitted errors.. Eye Candy


Can anybody guess why the first 4 (490912) have a different number from the last slab?
(490913)

 

WOW!! keep em coming. That '43 G.B. lamination is neat.

 

Don't know about the number. but that is a heck of a typo on the label

 

Uh, what the heck is a 'Brocakge'? Google is clueless (as am I).

edit: oh, hah, typo. Thanks @expat

 

Ok, so from looking up brockage, I'm very confused. That seems like a very large cud on that penny. Wikipedia's description of brockage doesn't seem to fit what I'm seeing. Or at least what I think I'm seeing

 

…and they misspelled “multi” too. I guess their proofreader was absent.

@paddyman98 great errors! Thanks for sharing!…Spark

 

So, from the evidence on the label, I vote for: They mistyped it.

 

You guys are funny

When I did the submission at the NGC table the first coin was a US Mint Error. The other 4 were foreign coin errors. I had to fill out 2 different forms

 

I don't think I have ever seen a label with two mistakes in the text before. Should send it back and have an error error label on it as well

 

And when you go to their website to do the Certification Number lookup it is also wrong

 

At least they're consistent

Mullet Struck with Obverse Bro Cakage.

 

Stundards sur ar slopping

 

Ed, I don't know whether to congratulate you on 37,000 posts, or tell you that you have too much time on your hands. LOL
Nice errors and good luck, as always, on detecting.