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Struck on a Cent Planchet-Another popular and rare Off-Metal. This Buffalo Nickel, like the Liberty Nickel above, was also struck on a planchet inten

Double Struck and Obverse Brockage. Struck normally the first time, this 1835 Bust Dime was struck a second time 85% off-center. On the reverse, &...

Uncentered Broadstrike out of the Collar - This blank planchet was lying on top of the collar instead of being in the collar, when it was struck. It

Mintage of this date is 600 proofs. Variety 105-Obverse 5 Blundered Date. This very dramatic mis-punched die has two extra "1"'s punch...

Struck on a (1964) Silver Dime planchet. One of the most famous Transitional Off-Metal Strikes---This first-year-of-clad-issue 1965 Roosevelt dime was

Struck on an experimental planchet. This coin and the following two examples (Georgia & Connecticut) were struck on experimental planchets for ...

A Georgia Quarter struck on an experimental planchet, or more likely a planchet intended for the yet to be issued Sacagawea Dollar. In either case, a

A Connecticut Quarter struck on an experimental planchet, or more likely a planchet intended for the yet to be issued Sacagawea Dollar. Again, in eith

Struck on a Nickel planchet - With the exception of Delaware, other State Quarter Off-Metals range from "unknown" to 2-4 known, in general...

Struck fourteen (14) times on the tip an Aluminum Feeder Finger. Although Anacs described it as struck on Aluminum scrap, the few examples struck in