2026-D Emerging Liberty Dime, “Gunmetal Grey” Annealing Error

This is one (1) 2026-D Emerging Liberty Dime, that has been improperly annealed by the U.S. Mint. Improperly annealed planchets occur when metal blanks (planchets) are overheated or improperly cooled during the minting process, resulting in a dark, gunmetal grey, or charcoal-colored finish, as opposed to the normal silver-like finish. You can see the difference in color between the Annealing Error dime and the normal dime in the last two photos. Free Ground Advantage shipping for orders over $20.

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DENMARK 1972 (5 KRONER) “U-GRADE” KM853.1 CIRCULATED

The product is a circulated 1971 Danish 5 Kroner coin made of copper-nickel with a fineness of 0.915. It features a grey color and is uncertified. The coin has the KM Number 853.1 and is of ungraded grade. This collectible item originates from Denmark and holds historical significance for numismatists interested in world coins from the late 20th century.

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1943 1c Lincoln Steel Wheat Cent NGC Graded MS65 Original Bag Fragment

The 1943 P 1c Lincoln Steel Wheat Cent is a rare and highly valued coin in numismatic circles. This particular coin has been graded as MS 65 by NGC, indicating its brilliant grey-white color and high level of preservation. Minted in San Francisco, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Wheat design and is made of steel due to wartime shortages of copper. As a small cent from the United States, it holds historical significance and is a prized addition to any coin collection.

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