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World's Greatest Mint Errors (a Guide To The Most Spectacular Major Mint Error Coins) (hardcover) - By Mike Byers
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The ANACS-Certified State Quarter Blank Error Coin is an oddity of the state quarters program. The coin is certified and presented in a custom display box. ANACS-Certified State Quarter Blank Error Coin Features: About the State Quarter Program - the United States Mint released a new state quarter approximately every 10 weeks from 1999 through 2008 Certified by ANACS Encapsulated - sonically sealed to protect its beauty and condition Presentation box - designed to hold and display the blank coin
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U.S. Mint JFK Half Dollar Waffle Error Coin
From error to treasure. This cancelled JFK half-dollar coin is a genuine coin that was demonetized and "waffled" but never made it to the melting pot. Instead, it's packaged and accompanied by a story card--transforming it into a coin collector's fabulous find!
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2007 George Washington Pres $ Error Coin NGC
Own a piece of history today! The George Washington $1 Coins are of circulating quality, are minted at the United States Mint at Denver and have a "D" mint mark and also Philadelphia with a "P" mint mark. The first Presidential $1 Coin released in 2007 honors the United States? first President, George Washington. The George Washington $1 Coin features a likeness of George Washington on the obverse and a reverse design featuring a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty. This coin features larger, more dramatic...
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The George Washington missing edge lettering coin graded by NGC as MS64. This is the version of the coin you have heard about. The lettering on the edge of the coin did not print so there is no "In God We Trust", No Date', No Mint Mark and no "E Pluribus Unum" as on the normal coins. These coins are graded as authentic by NGC, the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation and are in MS64 condition.
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Full Description VIEW VIDEO Rarely Seen Genuine Error Coin - Limited Quantities Available! Did you know that very few modern U.S. error coins ever see the light of day? Error coins discovered by Mint investigators are usually destroyed and melted down under strict security supervision. So any error coins that do make it into public circulation are extremely rare, and as a result are very valuable. Such error coins become instant collector items and multiply in value. We have secured a very small...
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A brockage occurs when an already struck coin gets stuck in one of the dies and the coin serves as a die for the next blank. This produces an incuse and mirror image impression of one side on the other side.
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Mistakes have never been so much fun. Get in on the error coin craze with this 2007 Washington Dollar Prooflike Semi-Reverse Error Coin. Not only is it missing all the edge lettering; unlike other Brilliant Uncirculated coins it has a semi-reverse prooflike finish. 2007 Washington Dollar Prooflike Semi-Reverse Error Coin Features: Missing edge lettering - mint error coin that is missing all the edge lettering ("In God We Trust", "E Pluribus Unum", date and mint mark) Semi-reverse prooflike finish - raised images have a polished appearance that is usually only seen on Proof coins Graded MS67 Copper-nickel coin Encapsulated Oak display box with window - measures approx. 4"L x 5-3/8"W x 1-1/4"H
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World's Greatest Mint Errors: A Guide to the Most Spectacular Major Mint Error Coins Books - Antiques and Collectibles
Books. World's Greatest Mint Errors: A Guide to the Most Spectacular Major Mint Error Coins
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Washington "Missing Edge" Error Coin MS64
The edge should show the date, mint and motto's (E Pluribus Unum and In God We Trust) but the edge is completely blank on these coins! That is why these coins have been called "The Godless Dollar".
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Product Details: 1948 Canada cent with lamination across the reverse top. 1935 1 Krona Iceland with a minor lamination thru the 19 in the date. 1982 20 Pence Elizabeth with lamiination on reverse across the bottom. 1947 ONE PENNY with a rim clip at 9. This coin has been holed to make a necklace. 1902 Belgium 10 centimes with a nice struck thru from the edge to the center on the reverse. An Egypt 5 milliemes with a vertical lamination on the cheek. All six minor errors for one great price!
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Their mistake is your opportunity with this 2007 MS67 Washington Dollar Error Coin. Missing all of the incuse edge lettering normally found on a Presidential Dollar, it's sure to be a unique and exciting addition to any coin collection. 2007 Washington Dollar Error Coin Features: Mint error coin - missing all of the edge lettering (date, mint mark, and the logos "In God We Trust", and "E Pluribus Unum") Washington dollar - obverse features an image of George Washington and the reverse features an...
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World's Greatest Mint Errors by Mike Byers is an enjoyable resource packed full of some of the most dramatic, rare and extraordinary mint errors and die trials ever assembled in one publication! Hundreds of spectacular mint errors are pictured. Each coin photo is presented in full color and enlarged to enhance the smallest details. This book delves into the details of every coin and describes the minting process that created them. Completing each chapter is the most accurate price guide available...
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4th ed. U.S.A., 2004. 456 pages, illus. The book supplies information regarding the means of manufacture for virtually every imaginable coinage error.
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When the U.S. Mint struck the first coin in the new Presidential Dollars series in 2007, a small number of coins were accidentally released without the usual lettering on the edge. This is a RARE ERROR that quickly became known as the "Godless" coin because "In God We Trust" was part of the missing inscription.
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Newfoundland 1947c Small Cent EF40 error
This is an interesting error coin. There is a relatively large area of the planchet that was not properly annealed, and flaked off during the striking process. Part of the flaking is evident as a lump next the the stem of the flower. Newfoundland small cent errors are rare. Photo is of actual coin.
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Presidential dollars are one of the hottest collectible items on the market with millions already collecting them. These genuine, certified, presidential dollar mint error coins are the most limited and exclusive presidential dollars you can add to your collection. Consider that the U.S. Mint will strike billions of presidential dollars yet the most common presidential mint error coins on the market can be counted in thousands. Presidential dollar mint error coins are scarce in all grades, and will...
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2008 W Reverse 2007 Silver Eagle NGC MS70 ER Error Coin From Coin World April 30, 2008 : The U.S. Mint estimates that approximately 47,000 Uncirculated 2008-W American Eagle .999 fine silver dollars bear the reverse type for 2007. The reverse type is most easily distinguished by the appearance of the "U" of "United States." Coins with the reverse of 2007 will e a bowl shaped "U." Coins with the reverse of 2008 will have a "U" with a spur on the right side of the letter. Other noticeable differences...
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Double-Struck Inverted – Fed into the press twice with opposite sides up, its doubled-edge lettering is inverted and runs in opposite directions! These sets are only available while supplies last. Get yours now!
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This Mac and PC compatible CD features hundreds of illustrations that can be enlarged 400 percent for close-up inspection of details, current market values, and allows you to search listings using key words or the detailed index.
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Please make all checks payable to "Error Trends Coin Magazine" or "ETCM". All payments must be in U.S. funds only. Additional postage charges required for other countries. Do not send cash through the mail. Thank you. (Be sure to use "zip + four" zip code to assure more rapid mail delivery) ** New subscribers who sign up for three year will receive a complimentary copy of The Error Collector's Handbook, a $4.95 value. Not retroactive, please.
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Early Days of Error Coin Hobby 58 min (Item: 33472)
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