Errors

Worlds Greatest Mint Errors by Mike Byers		$28.97	17m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	18m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	19m
2010 Buchanan Mint Error Smooth Rivals Washington Adams		$299.99	20m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	20m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	21m
1995D error coin doubled obverse motto doubling errors	1	$0.99	21m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	22m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	23m
2010-P Pierce Golden $1 -14 stars on edge instead of 13		$6.99	24m
EISENHOWER ERROR BLANK PLANCHET w PIECE OF IKE WEBBING	-	$165.00	24m
1911 V Nickel Reverse Lamination Error Rare Find LQQK	-	$49.99	31m
Assorted (9) Pieces Waffle Cancelled Planchet Webbing	-	$8.95	32m
RARE 1970 NO S PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME * NGC PROOF 67 T	-	$1,300.00	45m
Delaminated 1963 BU Quarter - "N" of "IN" Delaminated	1	$0.99	46m
1960-D D RPM 5 Lincoln Cent- ANACS MS66RED -NONE BETTER		$86.35	51m
1946-S S LINCOLN WHEAT CENT RPM-5. S S WEST MS-66 RED!!	-	$45.00	51m
1942-P LINCOLN CENT DOUBLED DIE OBV.**!DO-002**	-	$14.99	53m
* 2009 WDDR-002 Professional Error Lincoln Error LP3 *		$3.99	53m
2007 Washington & 2005 West Virginia Mint Error Coins		$749.00	54m
1985-P Washington Quarter. UNC Error.DOUBLE STRIKE	-	$1.99	55m
1945S WITH A MAJOR LAMINATION PEEL STILL INTACT		$1.50	55m
2002 W $5 GOLD OLYMPIC MS69 NGC REV STRK THRU MINT ERR		$588.88	56m
1999P USA Jefferson Nickle - doubling of date & letters	1	$0.15	58m
ERROR QUARTER 1992 MISSING CLAD UNEVEN STRIKE	-	$4.99	1h
1972 MEMORIAL PENNY ERROR COINS DOUBLED DATE SMALL CENT	1	$0.99	1h
1946 MS Lincoln Wheat Penny Lamination Error	-	$0.99	1h 5m
"NICE" ERROR 1999 P PENNSYLVANIA STATE QUARTER	-	$0.99	1h 11m
Peace Dollar Set COMPLETE	-	$900.00	1h 11m
1942 41-D MERCURY DIME KEY ICG SEE AD BELOW (PYE+)		$750.00	1h 12m
BUFFALO GEM STRU THRU ERROR 2005P ANACS MS65 KANSAS 25c		$49.00	1h 13m
2009 P Professional Life LP3 Lincoln Cent WDDR-001 B		$3.99	1h 13m
2009 P Professional Life LP3 Lincoln Cent WDDR-003 B		$3.99	1h 13m
4 Ounce Silver Eagle Round 2008	-	$95.00	1h 16m
1938-D D LINCOLN CENT RPM-5. D D WEST MS-65 RED WHEATIE	-	$49.99	1h 16m
1946d d RPM #3 Washington Quarter BLAZER BU Error Coin	-	$24.99	1h 17m
1946s s RPM #2 Washington Quarter BLAZER BU Error Coin	-	$24.99	1h 17m
GEM BU 1958 7-D 1c EXTREMELY CLOSE MINT-MARK No Reserv!	-	$9.99	1h 17m
1946s s RPM #5 Washington Quarter BLAZER BU Error Coin	-	$24.99	1h 18m
1999 4 Ounce Silver $50 Bill	-	$95.00	1h 18m

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