Articles Tagged: Mint Error Coin

This page serves as an archive and central resource for collectors interested in mint error coins. While it doesn’t have a single, formal introduction, its purpose is to guide collectors through the world of numismatic mistakes.

Read more about the article 1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent: Die Variety Coin or Mint Error Coin?
The 1955 doubled die obverse Lincoln cent, a die variety rather than a striking error.

1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent: Die Variety Coin or Mint Error Coin?

Is the 1955 doubled die Lincoln cent a die variety or a mint error? How the doubling happened, how to spot a genuine one, and how to avoid fakes.

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Read more about the article Real or Fake? An 1802 Bust Half Dollar Case Study
Double Struck or Fake?

Real or Fake? An 1802 Bust Half Dollar Case Study

A case study of an 1802 Bust half dollar that raised the question “real or fake?” and what to check before you trust an early U.S. coin.

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Read more about the article Die Varieties and Error Coins: How to Know Them and Collect Them
A broadstruck Lincoln cent with a large indent. Photo: No Fear Of Change, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Die Varieties and Error Coins: How to Know Them and Collect Them

A guide to error coins and die varieties: what they are, how they happen and how to recognize the ones collectors value.

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