Post your world error coins

Hey those 2 aren't foreign mint errors!

 

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I could be a foreign country to someone outside of the U.S.

 

I'm digging this one, very cool!

 

In all fairness @paddyman98 I am in Germany, so US coins here are foreign coins. And also, technically, the US is also part of the world and this does say World error coins. I think I'll hold off on posting US ones, but I do love seeing them.

 

I thought you guys would know me better by now.. I was just kidding

 

Peru 1/2 Dinar 1903/893 overdate.

 

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Beautiful coin!

 

I just bought this for <$7 (thank you everyone for not bidding against me!). It looks like a DDO and since it’s from the country I live in, I just had to. These are the seller’s photos; I’ll post my own when it arrives.

 

2001 BRAZIL -25 CENTAVOS (25C) - BRASS-STEEL ERROR COIN DDO $40.00

 

Very cool! Seems like there are a lot from Brazil and India compared to most other countries.

 

India 2016 10 Rupee off center <$8.00

 

1821 Heller, Frankfurt Germany. I probably overpaid at $40, but I saw it and just decided I had to have it. Seller's photos:

 

Greenland 1926 Krone, delamination on the obverse. 10€

 

Not sure what this one is but it is off center.
And a rotated die. Picked these two up last weekend at the flea market.

 

Awesome coins! Let’s see the reverse of the off center.

 

Isn't much to see by my rookie eye's but the offset is apparent. I flipped it like you would a US coin. I can make out a "T" between the two holes with the letters adjacent to it indistinguishable.

 

If you have a diameter, you can probably find it pretty easily in numista's advanced search. What's the diameter? I'm pretty sure it's late 1700s France 1/2 or 1 Sol.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces40923.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5466.html

 

India Doubled Die...

 

29mm so it is a 1 Sol. 1777-1791 WOW! I have a coin that is at least 220 years old! Thanks for the info Seattlite!