!!!Biggest error coin collection ever on BOB !!! 40 coins in one Auction !!!R1 start no Reserve!!!

40 were available / secondhand

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R183.00

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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Composition

Other

Grading Company

Ungraded

Circulated / Uncirculated

Unknown

Grading

Ungraded

Bob Shop ID

152406286

BID IS PER COIN TO TAKE THE LOT OF 40

Mint-made errors are errors in a coin made by the mint during the minting process. Mint error coins can be the result of deterioration of the minting equipment, accidents or malfunctions during the minting process. Errors can occur during three different stages of the coining process: the preparing of the planchets, the preparing of the dies, and the striking of the coin. Error coins in modern minting are usually very rare , making them valuable to numismatists.

Why buy one error coin at a time when you can own this whole collection at one Auction. Have these error coins graded to ad more value and keep or resell for big profit.

Cud mint errors

Struck on wrong planchet Smaller planchet ,copper planchet and Brass planchet

Struck Off center one rand coins

Off centre, Indent and Double struck errors

Off centre, Lamination and struck on smaller planchet

A ROTATED DIES error is when the reverse die is not aligned properly with the obverse die. This type of error can be easily identified by holding a coin at the 3-o-clock position between your thumb and forefinger, looking at the obverse design upright, and flipping in over vertically. If the design on the reverse isn't upright (looks rotated either clock-wise or counter clock-wise), you've found a rotated-dies error.

Some rotated dies can be quite dramatic, some even a perfect 180 degrees!

2000 Mandela 5 rand 80 degrees,2004 ten years of freedom 2 rand +- 160 degrees, a perfect 180 degrees one rand coin and a 140 degrees 50 cent coin.