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Pillar of the Community
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That is one very nice coin!
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Rest in Peace
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Coin Chick...is that doubling on "CANADA...that will increase the value of your coin big time...  But, seriously, that is an awesome coin... 
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do you mind saying how much this coin cost, been offered a similar graded shape penny.
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Thanks for all the comments.
Errorcoins222
This is certified by ANACS as "MS 65 Red, 1981 1 Cent Struck Fragment"
Wert
No Doubling is present
John100
I would rather not reveal the price.. Sorry.
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SPP and Zonad
I'm still learning and am trying to understand the terms you guys use. It is still foreign talk to me... I need to learn about coin striking processes
to fully appreciate what I have. As well to help me in the future.
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I am only giving my best guess and hope Mike Diamond or Mikey Mar or JFK will give their opinion. A counter-brockage gives a image in the proper way where a coin which has been struck by a brockage coin now becomes the die for your coin. I don't think it was Struck Through Grease or something, but that may be another option. |
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On a lot of these struck fragments , there is a counterbrockage . Think of this in how this fragment came to be . An unstruck planchet overlapping a partial brockage struck cent . The force of the next strike shears off the part that is overlapped and causes the fragment along with the counterbrockage .
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An unstruck planchet overlapping a partial brockage struck cent . The force of the next strike shears off the part that is overlapped and causes the fragment along with the counterbrockage . So the collar shears off the portion of coin, but why is coinchicks coin not a reversed image? |
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The image isn't reversed because the previous partial brockage was caused by an off center . Here is an example - picture an unstruck planchet sitting partially on this one and you get the fragment shown .  |
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I like that explanation - it also explains the "rounded effect" we see on the inside edge of Coin Chick's example....
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So now Coinchick you can spend years looking for the one yours fits and you will have coin siblings. Errorone's coin is close!!
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Thanks for all the comments. The picture errorone2012 posted helps put things together a little better for me.
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Zonad
There is a Calgary coin show this march right?
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Thanks. I am hoping to attend 1 full day. Maybe 2. I will not show up on Sunday this time. I missed a few vendors.
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