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04 Jan 2015

PCGS gets the Date Wrong!

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Just acquired this one; seems I have taken an interest in Slab Errors by 3rd Party Graders. I enjoy using these pieces as educational tools for new collectors. What do you guys think?


PCGS-14107641
UK 2 Pounds, 1998
PR-69 DCAM

PCGS Slab Error - Wrong Date, 1994 instead of 1998

Comments

Mike

Level 7

I had a third party grader put the reverse where the obverse should of went. That's the only one I have is it the date that's wrong?

user_69262

Level 4

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that is so cool

Kellen

Level 5

Interesting. Wish I had a slab error.

ShriekenGriffon

Level 5

T5hat is an interesting find a the coin looks great!

user_7180

Level 5

Interesting find!

user_9073

Level 5

You gotta love errors like this!!

There is no actual mint error here; just a PCGS error lol.

numi613

Level 4

Pretty cool! How would I be able to get such a coin?

It is extremely rare for PCGS to make such a rediculous error like this. I only have 3 third party grader error examples in my entire collection; I use them as educational aids to teach new collectors and numismatists. All three of the examples in my collection I found on eBay, but in two of the cases, the seller did not realize the errors were there (They did not know what they were really selling.). Be prepared to pay quite a bit for something like this.

Longstrider

Level 6

So is PCGS wrong in the date, or is the date on the coin wrong?

PCGS got the date wrong; the UK was not making these coins in 1994.

Oops forgot I just did the dumbest thing of all time

I could have sworn I saw user_ 's blog

You can't tag people here but I'll just leave a username here: Weinernumismatics would like that. On a side note, great errors!

Kepi

Level 6

Great find! Error's are fun to collect!

Peter

Level 4

Yes for Educational I agree.

LNCS

Level 5

I have seen many of the "mechanical" errors.

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