2012 Nickel Obverse Lamination Error

1959 d lincoln cent obverse lamination separated fragments this coin has a laminated obverse with the small piece of the obverse having split off after strike.

2012 nickel obverse lamination error.

You will receive the coin shown in the photos. An example of a common issue with a lamination is this 1958 d lincoln cent with an easy to see attached planchet lamination on its obverse. Another concrete example is when a 1943 lincoln cent will have a reverse image of a 2001 lincoln cent. Images courtesy of heritage auctions.

Professional coin grading service pcgs recently certified two extremely rare and unusual washington quarter errors. May incur a duty fee depending on your customs buyers responsibility. Standard international rates with insurance 13 99 and canada 10 99. A very common example is a coin with obverse images on both sides of the coin.

The coin prices and values for errors. Yes i will combine. 1944p lincoln cent with an extra piece of metal or lamination peel below the front portion of lincoln s bust on the obverse. For shipment in united states please add 2 99 to the amount of your high bid to cover postage delivery confirmation insurance and handling.

Coin australia au 2100 00. For international please add an extra 1 99 for each additional item and for us add 99 per. A mule is a coin struck with obverse and reverse the sides of the coin also known as the heads and tails respectively designs not meant to be together in one coin. In the case of clad coins the outer layer may be completely or partially missing on one or both sides.

The first is the third known example of a two tailed quarter likely struck in.