Notable U.S. Coin Varieties and Errors
- 1918/7 buffalo nickel
- 1937-D 3-legged buffalo nickel
- 1941/2 Mercury dime
- 1941/2-D Mercury dime
- 1943 copper cent
- 1944 steel cent
- 1955 doubled die obverse cent
- 1970-S doubled die obverse cent with a small or large date
- 1972 doubled die obverse cent
- 1982 No P dime
- 1983 doubled die reverse cent
- 1984 doubled ear cent
- 1995 doubled die obverse cent
- 2004-D Wisconsin extra leaf quarters
- 2007 Washington presidential dollars missing edge lettering
- 2007 John Adams presidential dollars doubled edge lettering
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