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1C 1996 DOUBLE STRUCK BOTH STRIKES OFF CENTER
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 66 RD
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1C 1996 TRIPLE STRUCK
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 66 RD
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1C LINCOLN 35% OFF CENTER ON 1999P 10C - DOUBLE DENOMINATION
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 67
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A Cent struck over a struck Dime ("11 cent" piece) is far and away the most common type of Double Denomination Error (two DIFFERENT denominations on the same coin). However, a Cent struck 35% Off Center over a struck Dime is a true rarity.
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5C (2000) P OVERSTRUCK ON 2000-P 10C DOUBLE DENOMINATION
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 67
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One of two "15 cent" pieces in this set. Although I endeavor to include only one of each "denomination", I have made an exception in this instance. Discovered together in a US Mint sewn bag of Nickels, the two are inseparable. They do everything together. Who am I to argue?
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5C (2000) P OVERSTRUCK ON 2000 P 10C REV MISSING CLAD LAYER
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 66
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(see previous Owner Comments - Slot: $0.15 a)
UNIQUE - only known example of a Double Denomination / Clad Layer Missing dual Error Coin.
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$1 2000 P STRUCK ON 25C PLANCHET (5.7 g)
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NGC MINT ERROR MS 67
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Originally graded PCGS MS67, this Wrong Planchet Error (coin struck on a planchet intended for a different coin series) was submitted to NCS for conservation (unattractive toning) and crossed over to NGC MS67.
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