No-Date Lincoln Cent Error – 50% Off-Center, Near Red, Sealed Capsule

Notable Facts:

• Struck approximately 50% off-center, this Lincoln cent features a near-complete portrait with the other half of the coin showing unstruck copper planchet—an ideal example of a centered misstrike.

• The coin exhibits a brilliant Red-Brown (RB) surface, with bright copper luster leaning toward full Red, adding strong eye appeal to this well-preserved mint error.

Description:

This no-date Lincoln Cent is a beautiful example of a 50% off-center strike, the result of a misaligned planchet during striking that left half the coin blank and the other half partially struck with crisp design features. A textbook display of U.S. Mint mechanical error, the coin combines dramatic visual balance with clean surfaces and excellent luster.

Displaying a Red-Brown (RB) tone that leans toward full Red, this coin stands out for its color and preservation. Housed in a sealed display capsule, it remains raw and ungraded but well protected—making it ideal for educational display, error collectors, or inclusion in a raw U.S. Mint error set.

Whether you’re a long-time error specialist or looking to add a standout copper coin to your collection, this off-center Lincoln cent delivers both visual impact and minting intrigue.