Errors

1985 P LINCOLN CENT ERROR STRUCK OFF CENTER 40% BU RED	-	$17.50	16m
LINCOLN WHEAT CENT RPM REPUNCHED MINTMARK 8 S MINT COIN	-	$4.95 $8.95	20m
2009-P Lincoln Cent FY Doubled Die WDDR-005 * CDDR-010	-	$0.99	21m
1954 S S CENT, RPM 3, ANACS MS 63, IN THE TOP 100 RPMS	-	$14.00	22m
1960 D D RPM 1 ANACS MS 64 (IN THE TOP 100 RPMS)	1	$14.00	22m
1970 S S RPM 1, BRILLIANT RED BU IN THE TOP 100 RPMS	-	$9.22	22m
2009-P Lincoln Cent EC Doubled Die WDDR-071 * DDR-034	3	$2.25	25m
1959 D D D RPM 1 RED BU IN THE TOP 100 RPMS	-	$9.22	36m
LINCOLN WHEAT CENT RPM REPUNCHED MINTMARK 6 S MINT COIN	-	$3.50 $5.95	40m
NEW ERROR! 09 P Presidency die crack and cannonball cud		$7.99	42m
2009-P Lincoln Cent EC Doubled Die WDDR-049 & WDDO-002	2	$6.10	43m
2009-P Lincoln Cent EC Doubled Die CONECA #DDR-010	2	$1.25	47m
1990 Lincoln Cent STRUCK-THRU LATE STAGE DIE CAP WOW	9	$19.75	49m
2005 SATIN FINISH WITH EXTRA TREE MINNESOTA ERROR COIN!	-	$110.00 $145.00	51m
1944-D S LINCOLN WHEAT CENT OMM#2	-	$49.95	58m
1946- S D LINCOLN WHEAT CENT OMM # 1 RARE	-	$149.95	1h 1m
Lot of (3) Different 2009-P Lincoln Cent FY Doubled Die	-	$0.99	1h 1m
1998 WASHINGTON QUARTER , OFF CENTER , STRETCH STRIKE!!	10	$55.00	1h 2m
2005-P BISON 5C ANACS MS 65 DDO VARIETY	5	$6.23	1h 3m
Mint Error Mis-struck 1982 Lincoln Penny	1	$1.99	1h 3m
1998 ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	3	$27.99	1h 7m
2009 LINCOLN PENNY ERROR CDDR-021 FROM A ROLL	1	$0.99	1h 9m
MAJOR DIE CLASH 2009 P LINCOLN PROFESSIONAL CENT ERROR	3	$2.00	1h 9m
1998 ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	5	$48.00	1h 9m
1998 ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 11m
1998 ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 13m
1943 -P Lincoln Steel Cent Error Missing 4 in Date	3	$2.01	1h 13m
ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 16m
1998 ROOSEVELT DIME , MAJOR ERROR , MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 18m
2009 LINCOLN "ERROR" CDDR-001-WDDR-002 "DOUBLE THUMB"		$7.99	1h 18m
2009 die crack lincoln cent pro life	-	$0.01	1h 22m
1998 JEFFERSON NICKEL , DOUBLE STRETCH STRIKE, LOOK!!!	1	$14.99	1h 23m
JEFFERSON NICKEL , MAJOR ERROR, MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 26m
1942 s nickel clipped planchet	-	$0.99	1h 26m
2008 p lincoln cent error BU	-	$0.99	1h 27m
SOUTH CAROLINA GREASE FILLED DIES STATE QUARTER	-	$100.00	1h 27m
DOUBLE THUMB 2009 LINCOLN FORMATIVE CENT ERROR	-	$0.99	1h 28m
2000 p Virgina quarter hair seperation BU	-	$0.99	1h 28m
1998 d lincoln cent BU error	-	$2.00	1h 28m
LINCOLN PENNY , MAJOR ERROR, MUST LOOK!!!	-	$14.99	1h 29m

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