2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 7 and 8

1952-S 1C Cent--Struck on a 10C Planchet--XF45 NGC. There is a little loss of detail at the left borders due to the size difference between the dies a

1955 1C Cent--Double Struck, Second Strike 70% Off Center--MS64 Brown NGC. The first strike was normal, but the Cent did not fully eject from the dies

1955-S 1C Cent--Struck on a Type One 10C Planchet--VF35 NGC. Struck on a Dime planchet that had not yet been given an upset rim, this silver tinged ex

1959 1C Cent--Struck on a Dime Planchet--XF45 NGC. The surfaces have hints of mildly reflective fields, as well as numerous wispy slide marks from mod

1960 1C Cent--Struck 45% Off Center on Split Planchet--MS60 NGC. NGC does not provide a color designation, but this Cent appears to have Red and Brown

1964 1C Cent--Multiply Struck--MS63 Red and Brown ANACS. This is certainly one of, if not the most dramatic error in this sale. Struck four times, the

Undated 1C Lincoln Memorial Cent--Elliptical Clip--MS63 Red ANACS. This elliptical clipped planchet was accidentally fed into the coinage press and st

1905 5C Nickel--Struck on a Foreign Planchet--MS62 NGC. 2.77 grams. This will make an interesting study piece for some interested numismatist. There a

1911 5C Nickel--Partial Collar--XF45 ANACS. The rim is wider and in higher relief than is usual. The borders have dusky green-gray patina, with deep p

1912 5C Nickel--Broadstruck--MS64 NGC. Struck out of collar, there are extra lips of flan along the lower left obverse and upper left reverse borders.