Mint errors are some of the most fascinating aspects of numismatics, capturing the attention of collectors worldwide. Among the rarest and most intriguing examples is the 1942-S Lincoln cent struck on a Curaçao cent planchet. This mint error combines an iconic American coin design with a foreign planchet, showcasing the unique intersection of human error … Read more
The world of numismatics is filled with fascinating mint errors that offer collectors a glimpse into the striking process of coins. Among the most remarkable errors is the unique broadstruck 1906-D $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle. This extraordinary specimen stands out not only for its rarity but also for the story it tells about the … Read more
Mint errors are among the most fascinating areas of coin collecting, offering collectors a glimpse into the unpredictable world of mint production. Among these rare treasures is a truly unique piece reported by Mike Byers in his Mint Error News – a 1973-S Proof Eisenhower Dollar mated pair. This remarkable error showcases both the artistry … Read more
In the world of mint errors, certain discoveries capture the imagination of collectors due to their sheer rarity and intriguing nature. One such extraordinary piece is an Eisenhower (Ike) Dollar that was overstruck by cent dies, creating a fascinating blend of designs from two completely different denominations. This unique error, highlighted in Mike Byers’ Mint … Read more
Mint errors often capture the attention of collectors, not just for their rarity but for the fascinating stories they tell about the coin production process. Among these, mated pairs hold a special place, as they provide a unique glimpse into the minting process when something goes unexpectedly wrong. One particularly remarkable example is a mated … Read more
Mint error coins have always been a fascinating niche in the world of numismatics, captivating collectors with their rarity and the stories they tell about the minting process. One of the most extraordinary recent discoveries comes from renowned mint error specialist Mike Byers, who unveiled a unique Proof Kennedy Half Dollar Bonded Pair. This incredible … Read more
The 1926-D Buffalo Nickel is a popular coin among collectors due to its historic significance and its place in the broader series of Buffalo Nickels. While this coin holds value in both its unaltered and higher-grade conditions, it also attracts the attention of counterfeiters who attempt to deceive collectors by altering existing coins.One of the … Read more
Mint errors are some of the most intriguing aspects of numismatics, offering a glimpse into the rare mishaps that occur during the coin production process. Among these, mated pairs stand out as unique treasures for collectors. Recently highlighted by mint error expert Mike Byers, a mated pair of Proof Eisenhower (Ike) Dollars has garnered significant … Read more
Mint errors have always fascinated collectors, offering a glimpse into the production process of coins and the rare mistakes that slip through even the most stringent quality controls. Among these numismatic anomalies, the Unique Proof Kennedy Half Bonded Pair stands out as a remarkable example of an extraordinary minting error. Highlighted by renowned mint error … Read more
The 1961 Proof Doubled Die Franklin Half Dollar is one of the rarest and most sought-after coins in U.S. numismatics. While the Franklin Half Dollar series (1948–1963) is generally appreciated by collectors, the 1961 Proof version with its doubled die variety stands out due to its unusual and distinct error. This particular coin is a … Read more