Roosevlet Dime Double Strike 2nd 60% Off Center Mint Error MS64 With Uniface ReverseThis fascinating Roosevelt Dime showcases a dramatic double strike mint error, with the second strike occurring approximately 60% off center, creating a bold and highly visible misalignment. Error coins of this magnitude are both visually striking and highly collectible. Graded MS64, this piece retains strong luster and sharp detail where the design is present, with minimal marks for the grade. The off center second strike results in a uniface

symbolic imagery of Liberty and peace that defines the series

1874 Indian Head Cent – Good ConditionThis 1874 Indian Head Cent is a true piece of American history

while the reverse showcases a proud eagle perched on a mountain pine branch—widely considered one of the most beautiful designs in U

The 1941 Wheat Cent Proof graded PF63 Red by NGC showcases sharp design elements and full original red luster

but major design elements remain visible with stronger detail than lower-grade examples

the coin retains strong visual appeal and well-defined design elements

Certification: PCGS MS64 BNComposition: BronzeDesigner: James B

issued during the late Edo period under the Tempo era (1830s–1840s)

the eagle and the surrounding lettering remain distinguishable

and a large Roman numeral “V”—add to its distinctive design

attributed as Overton-106—a recognized die variety

the 1895-O Barber Half Dollar holds both intrinsic value and historical importance