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Wow Collect89 those are some cuds. nice

 

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How much do those kinds of things set a guy back?

 

Hello Jessvc,
Seeing your broadstruck nickel reminded me of this set of broadstruck coins.

 

I like that you can clearly read the backwards "D" from God and the "T" from Trust.

 

I just did a search on Heritage for "Liberty Nickel off center" and came up with these results:
http://www.ha.com/common/search_res...el off center&Nty=1&N=790+231+51&chkNotSold=0

I did not buy my off center nickels from Heritage but there have been several nice ones sold there.

 

O Very Nice

 

Here's mine, grade yet to be revealed.

 

ddo?

 

Yup Got it from another member. It is on the Guess the grade thread I posted earlier:
http://www.cointalk.com/t202141/

 

Here is my fav.....kind of a white elephant, but I liked the woodgrain on it too much not to purchase.



It is in a scratched up PCGS MS60BN holder labeled "Mint Error - 2% clipped planchet"

I am yet to see another.....but I bet there are some out there.

 

Hey red, is that the clip on the obverse at 11:00? I'm not quite seeing it, might wanna break out some plastic polish, a drill, and a smooth rag

 

i've posted it before, but why not do it again...

 

WOW! Swish, I gotta say the Mayans were good predicting Lincoln on a cent in the year 196

 

^^Word^^

 

Here's a key date buff 1918-S with a cud and lamination on the obverse. It's subtle but still counts.

 

And here's a wacky greaser that's missing all the numbers in the date except the nine.

 

I had shown this many times before, so I was reluctant to show it again when this thread first started, but for the benefit of some of the newer members, here it is again. It's a 2001-D Kennedy missing the reverse clad layer. I found it in a $100 Mixed P&D bag that I ordered from the Mint in 2004 (cost: 68c). It's one of only two known to exist for the date/mm and the other sold raw on eBay for $555 in 2005. I submitted mine to NGC in 2004 and it graded MS64 (the obverse is immaterial). NOTE: It was reholdered by NGC in 2010 because the coin was cocked in the original slab, but I've procrastinated taking new photos.

Chris