Errors

1996-P LINCOLN MEMORIAL Wavy Step Error 1DER-007WS AU	-	$4.00	18m
Error 2009 P FY Lincoln Cent Chip On Shollder Uncut Log	-	$0.99	18m
2009 P Lincoln FY Cent Error Obverse Die clash	-	$0.99	19m
2009 P Lincoln LP3 New Error Must See	-	$0.99	19m
129 nice coin instant error collection x-large mix lot	9	$76.00	21m
LOT OF 3 LINC.CENT ERRORS-BLANK, CLIP & OFF CENTER(483J)	-	$6.99	28m
1994-P LINCOLN MEMORIAL Wavy Step Error 1DER-001WST EF	-	$11.00	29m
BOOK ERROR 2009 LINCOLN CENT FORMATIVE YEAR - UNC	-	$0.99	30m
1993-P LINCOLN MEMORIAL Wavy Step Error 1DER-004WS EF+	-	$4.00	34m
1988 LINC.CENT ERROR-10% DOUBLE STRIKE-2ND 80% O C(463)	-	$21.99	35m
US Coins 1970 Washington Quarter Broadstruck Error #B2	-	$19.95	37m
1993-P LINCOLN MEMORIAL Wavy Step Error 1DER-008WS EF+	-	$4.00	37m
SCARCE PEG LEG 1971S SILVER IKE CAMEO PROOF W DOUBLING	1	$19.79	40m
11 nice coin mix error collection very strange quarter	8	$16.01	44m
2009 D Formative DDR-003 Error PCGS MS68RD Satin SP68RD	10	$26.95	46m
LOG ERROR 2009 P CENT FY - UNCIRCULATED	-	$0.99	48m
NEW ERROR ON 2009 LINCOLN CENT PRESIDENCY - UNC	-	$0.99	51m
ERROR 2009 P LINCOLN CENT FORMATIVE STAGE B -WDDR-060	-	$0.99	52m
2005 P Minnesota PCGS MS66 !!! DDR-046 Rare Error !!!	9	$16.49	53m
MAJOR DIE CLASH 2009 P LINCOLN PROFESSIONAL CENT ERROR	4	$2.28	1h 1m
TWO ERROR 2000 PENNYS ONE BID	13	$29.88	1h 17m
WHOLE SALE LOT OF ERRORS 1999 THREE PENNYS !!!!!!!!!!!!	9	$26.25	1h 17m
rare 1946 s inverted s nice shape READ rare!!!!e127	-	$40.00	1h 19m
2009 P Z. TAYLOR DOLLAR PARTIAL #2 & MINTMARK'Peg Leg'	-	$9.99	1h 20m
2009-D SACAGAWEA IMPROPERLY SPACED EDGE LETTERING!	-	$9.99 $89.00	1h 24m
MINT ERROR SPITTING HORSE VARIETY 1999--P DELAWARE 25C		$10.00	1h 26m
ERROR - Lincoln Cent - 1999 Off-Center penny - BU	4	$3.44	1h 38m
2009 Lincoln cents P&D Graded BIG GRADING ERROR	-	$745.00 $850.00	1h 56m
1955-D D WRPM-001 RPM#1 BU LINCOLN CENT RED!!!	1	$0.99	2h 16m
1924 S Stamping Error	6	$83.00	2h 28m
1823 Coin US Colonial VOC New York 1 2 STUIVERS DUTCH	-	$0.99	2h 47m
Silver Eagle Blank Planchet -Rare Error Coin 1 of 400	-	$750.00	7h 38m
1968 D Lincoln Cent Error - Clip	-	$0.99	7h 58m
1964-D Kennedy Silver Half Dollar - D D Variety	-	$19.99	8h 3m
1951 Franklin Silver 1 2 Dollar-Rare Bugs Bunny Variety	-	$49.00	8h 3m
1954 Franklin Silver Dollar - Bugs Bunny Variety-XF AU	-	$29.99	8h 3m
1955-S ROOSEVELT DIME S S - NICE VARIETY GEM BU COIN	-	$9.99	8h 3m
US State Quarter: Arizona with errors	-	$0.99	8h 6m
1974 D Lincoln Cent Missing Details Error BU		$3.75	8h 23m
1993 D ELLIPTICAL CLIP PLAN ERROR PCGS	-	$80.00	8h 56m

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