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Off Center Lincoln Error Coin


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Off center strikes occur when a blank does not enter the striking chamber fully and is struck by the dies while not centered. This can result in a dramatic and interesting error coin.

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Off center strikes occur when a blank does not enter the striking chamber fully and is struck by the dies while not centered. This can result in a dramatic and interesting error coin. I am not really an error collector but this is one of my favorite types of errors.

 

 

I have always loved these!

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This one is my idea of a really nice off-center. A lot of displacement. Lots of missing design features. Not too much mangling. Full date and area under the date (no mm questions).

 

 

 

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These two, on the other hand, are not off centers at all - although I have seen similar coins sold as such. In my opinion, they are clearly after mint damage. Most likely, they were encased (looks like the roosie was pried out rather brutally).

 

 

 

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I received this Statehood quarter in change. Just slightly out of the collar and no design features missing, but still..in change - woohoo!

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nice i luv lincoln's an mostly lincoln's with errors. damn this still reminds off the time i found a 1904 one quarter anna edward VII that was off struck (really nice u can c the coins info except the "king & emperor" part an the design at the back) ... the seller didnt know cause he had an eye sight prob a bit an i told him an he said tnx for tellin me its the first time i c this type of error in my coins an when i asked him are u selling it? he said no he is gonna keep it in his collection x< an gave me another coin for free instead a 1908 1/12 anna also edward VII. 8< i still think off that coin until now <3 x)

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