Error Pennies (1919-1974) Die Capping Choose Your Variant - Unique Minting Error Pennies Die Cap

This listing is for the Error Pennies (1919-1974) Die Capping Choose Your Variant. Die cap errors begin on the production floor, where speed and precision rarely falter. When they do, however, the results can be interesting. During operation, the upper die strikes a planchet, and compressed air or other mechanics help eject the newly struck coin. In rare instances, a coin sticks due to weak air pressure or excess lubrication. When a coin remains on the die face after striking, subsequent planchets receive impressions from this “capped” die. In this lot, there are various minor die-capping issues on pennies, alongside some slightly off-center-struck coins, specifically #2 and #7, which have a 5-7% off-center strike resulting in a partial bottle-capping effect visible on one side of the planchet. Each error has a photo, clearly defining the error with words on each image and circles to identify.  

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Error Pennies (1919-1974) Die Capping Choose Your Variant - Unique Minting Error Pennies Die Cap