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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1757049, member: 66&quot;]1964 silver quarters with the C rev intended for use on the clad coins</p><p>The 1992 P and D CAM cents made using rev dies not intended for use until 1993</p><p>the 1998, 99, and 2000 WAM cents&nbsp; business strikes made using dies hubbed from proof design hubs.</p><p>1998 S proof cents made with the CAM dies intended for business strikes</p><p>the 1999 W&nbsp; 1/10 and 1/25 oz bullion coins made with&nbsp; unpolished Proof obv dies</p><p>1840 small letter half dollar which used a Seated obv with a Capped bust Rev</p><p>The 2008 W rev of 2007&nbsp; ASE&#039;s</p><p>The 1859 and 60 half dime and dime with the obv of 1859 and rev of 1860&nbsp; (But these were probably fantasies deliberatly made to sell.)</p><p>I don&#039;t know if you would count the early bust dimes made using Quarter Eagle rev dies.&nbsp; That was just a matter of die conservation.</p><p>There are transitional coins in the trade dollar series</p><p>Possibly the 1861-S Paquet reverse double eagle (design was approved and dies shipped, then rejected but the information didn&#039;t get to San Francisco in time.)</p><p>I&#039;m not sure what you would call the 1982 nickels.&nbsp; Part way through the year they redid the master hubs and the 1982 nickels com with I think 12 different pairings of old and new hubs, four from each mint&nbsp; old/old, old/new, new/old and new/new</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There are probably more.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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