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1799/8 Draped Bust Silver Dollar Overdate

1799/8 Draped Bust Silver Dollar Overdate

A prized die variety of the Draped Bust silver dollar where an 1799 obverse die was punched over a leftover 1798 date, leaving overlapping digits visible under magnification.

Errors & Varieties
1888/7 Indian Head Cent Overdate

1888/7 Indian Head Cent Overdate

A scarce overdate variety of the Indian Head cent in which traces of an underlying 7 are visible beneath the final 8 in the 1888 date, from a working die repunched with a new year.

Errors & Varieties
1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel Overdate

1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel Overdate

A famous overdate error on the Buffalo Nickel where a leftover 1917 working die was hand-repunched with an 1918 date, leaving traces of the underlying 7 visible beneath the 8.

Errors & Varieties
Indian Head Gold Eagle ($10)

Indian Head Gold Eagle ($10)

A striking early 20th-century $10 gold coin designed under President Theodore Roosevelt's coinage renaissance, featuring an incuse (recessed) design and a Native American-style Liberty portrait.

United States
Immune Columbia Copper

Immune Columbia Copper

An extremely rare Confederation-era copper carrying the Latin legend 'IMMUNIS COLUMBIA,' known for numerous unusual die combinations and mules with other early American and British designs.

United States
1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel Overdate

1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel Overdate

A wartime Jefferson nickel overdate variety in which traces of an underlying 2 can be seen beneath the 3 in the date, created when a working die was re-hubbed with a different year's date.

Errors & Varieties
Philippine Peso (US Administration, 1903)

Philippine Peso (US Administration, 1903)

Silver one-peso coin struck for the Philippines under early American colonial administration, part of a new US-designed coinage system introduced in 1903.

Asian
Vermont Copper

Vermont Copper

Copper coinage struck under authority of the independent Vermont Republic in the 1780s, featuring an early landscape design and later a Britannia-style type.

United States