Certified Unstruck Flying Eagle Cent Planchet (or Indian Head) 1856-1864

If it isn't struck at least twice, it isn't a proof.

 

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Many proof coins also have a special finish on them, so it is possible to have a proof that isn't struck at all.

 

@JCro57 Might you be interested in blank planchet errors of any other countries? Specifically, The Bahamas? …and other mint errors of the same country?

 

Thank you but I only collect U.S. stuff. However I am looking for a Russian Peter the Great authentic beard token

 

Sorry, can't help with with Peter the Great or Lesser. Think about this… other than Canada & Mexico which are contiguous with the U.S.A., the next closest country, only fifty miles east of our shores, is The Bahamas! And I, having lived there for some seven years in the 1970s, have a very limited group of Bahamian error coins which could have your name on them. [ ¿L.O.L.? ]

 

I appreciate it, but my collection is very focused to U.S. coins. Off centers, wrong planchets, off Metals, broadstrikes, coins struck on type 1 blanks, missing clad layers, struck clad layers, unplated and partial plated zinc cents, coins struck on foreign planchets, wrong thickness, coins struck on scrap, double and multi-strikes, and unstruck blanks and planchets.