Gary's Coin Album
Obsolete design Message from seller: "PCGS 1900 Barber dime clipped planchet at K-5. The clip is large for a Barber dime, a series known to have very few clips of any size--most are minor rim clips, unlike this larger than average example."
Obsolete design Message from seller: "PCGS 1900 Barber dime clipped planchet at K-5. The clip is large for a Barber dime, a series known to have very few clips of any size--most are minor rim clips, unlike this larger than average example."
Obsolete design Message from seller: "PCGS 1900 Barber dime clipped planchet at K-5. The clip is large for a Barber dime, a series known to have very few clips of any size--most are minor rim clips, unlike this larger than average example."
Obsolete design Message from seller: "PCGS 1900 Barber dime clipped planchet at K-5. The clip is large for a Barber dime, a series known to have very few clips of any size--most are minor rim clips, unlike this larger than average example."
Obsolete design Message from seller: "PCGS 1900 Barber dime clipped planchet at K-5. The clip is large for a Barber dime, a series known to have very few clips of any size--most are minor rim clips, unlike this larger than average example."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS 1978 Roosevelt dime dual missing clad layer, with the coin missing the clad layer on both sides of the coin. The error may have occurred when the dime clad layers did not properly bond to the central copper core, and separated from the core before strike. "Dual missing clad layer dimes are extremely rare, with only about 10-12 examples known! "AU details with dark brown surfaces, and the coin appears problem-free to us. Moderate luster on the coin."
Description from seller: "PCGS Dime defective planchet--nice visual appearance. Doubtless struck through (or rolled through) a wire, that fell away before strike."
Description from seller: "PCGS Dime defective planchet--nice visual appearance. Doubtless struck through (or rolled through) a wire, that fell away before strike."
Description from seller: "PCGS Dime defective planchet--nice visual appearance. Doubtless struck through (or rolled through) a wire, that fell away before strike."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "PCGS 1948-S Washington quarter deep struck thru reverse, with a square-ish shape. Unusual an[d] nice eye-appeal as a strike thru. "XF40 with black/brown surfaces."
Message from seller: "Major lamination flap obverse. Part of it folded over and was struck into the coin's surfaces as well. Very scarce this large on silver quarters."
Message from seller: "Major lamination flap obverse. Part of it folded over and was struck into the coin's surfaces as well. Very scarce this large on silver quarters."
Message from seller: "Major lamination flap obverse. Part of it folded over and was struck into the coin's surfaces as well. Very scarce this large on silver quarters."
Message from seller: "Major lamination flap obverse. Part of it folded over and was struck into the coin's surfaces as well. Very scarce this large on silver quarters."
Message from seller: "The coin has streaks of copper visible in its reverse, which is from defects or damage to the planchet before strike."
Message from seller: "The coin has streaks of copper visible in its reverse, which is from defects or damage to the planchet before strike."
Message from seller: "The coin has streaks of copper visible in its reverse, which is from defects or damage to the planchet before strike."
Message from seller: "The coin has streaks of copper visible in its reverse, which is from defects or damage to the planchet before strike."
Message from seller: "The coin has streaks of copper visible in its reverse, which is from defects or damage to the planchet before strike."
