Unique Error Coins Found Roll Searching W/Pics

I've bought rolls like these on ebay. Most of the time they are loose and not tight, indicating to me that they are not OBW rolls. I bought some 1961-1964 and only one year did I find anything. RPM on one type in the roll.

Thank you Numisma:




Being new I originally posted in wrong tread and thanks for asking I was saving this for discussion, 1962-D fair grade on the obverse.



Struck Through Struck Coin: https://sullivannumismatics.com/inf...-error-coins

A coin which has had another coin struck into it is called a "brockage." There are many variations and specific terms for the different kinds of brockages, but for brevity's sake we will stick with the most basic definition. The below coin is a mirror brockage, which is a full impression of one side of a coin into the opposite side of the coin, giving in effect a "mirror image."



I have had some of these rolls in storage since the 60s and never opened them.

Thanks for every ones' input - you learn something new everyday.

Yes Coop:




The Bust of Lincoln "Figure" is Mirrored and there was debris too maybe it picked up an Emery Disk too -- who knows.

I have been all over Errors-Ref and a few others and it still comes down to a Mirrored Brockage of "some type" and it is the only one I have seen like it.

It is just interesting on how these things happened but more importantly is proper terminology to classify the type of error especially for those that do not know where to start like me a week ago, lol.

Better than Frankencoin with hammers and vise.

I am not the Mint but it sure has been fun figuring this one out against all odds.

Thanks Coop:

Yes those are "perfectly mirrored": Struck Through Struck Coin https://sullivannumismatics.com/inf...-error-coins

Mine still came out as the roll as pictured and has the original patina "toning" on it unaltered as pictured above with no impact dents, scratches, etc. on the Obverse - I am clueless and I can only wait for the TPG and what they will conclude at this time.

No hammers and vises here.

Thank you SilverDollar:

The way I visualize it on this coin it was retained somewhere for some odd reason and then struck through debris mirrored "Negative" for some real odd reason.

It should still be considered a struck through brockage mirrored coin. It has been fun trying to figure this one out.

Definitely Struck Through Grease. Worth $10 at most

Thanks @coop for all the fine pictures your awesome.


Also @OldMoney to CCF

Thank you @Errers and Varietys and all others above for your fine help - everyone has been awesome here with sharing information.

After thinking about this coin and the way it was struck through in debris - thinking that I saw "a negative bust (figure of Abe) reversed in the Memorial a strike through counter brockage strike".

It is struck through debris "Not Reversed": In any event it is an high quality obverse that will grade very high and there is currently "Zero Population". In this year I believe this is going to grade around 66 or 67RD. Its a good one.





It was logged in for grading at TPG April 6th and it will be a few weeks for results and of course I will let every one know. Thanks for your keen observations and help on this one.