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Thank you SPENCE. I hope we funded something good for everyone, and open new resource to complete the collections. I hope this because I have one from Ohio and the other from Louisiana. (To prove this: A year ago or more I had a post for the first simple, but in that time I do not looked for those kind of coins.)
We will see the results with no doubt about what it is. Everything could be a win for collecting society.
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10/08/2022 10:48 pm
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Hi, what came of this amazing post? Did you send out for examination to Mike Diamond, @Silviosi?
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Yes was send. We will wait for his analysis.
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I now have Silviosi's coin. The letters are incuse, not raised. They are surrounded by a very shallow, very faint "struck-through" area. There is no doubt in my mind that this is a large, multi-element dropped filling.
Error coin writer and researcher.
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Very nice error Sil. Me I would grade it AU. Joking. You always say that about my coins.
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Amazing! Great find, Sil—is this an error of one coin or would there be multiples potentially? https://www.error-ref.com/struck-th...ped_filling/Update: with this error, is one stamping enough to destroy the solidified grease coming out of the die's devices ? Does it get smushed into grease and therefore more likely this is one time event? Edited by shantiom
10/18/2022 11:19 am
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Thank you Mike for the complex analyzes and so clear explain. We have to give to the Cesar what him own.
@ Willburton: If I give opinion of a coin grade, please believe me I even do not know the name of the poster. I look the coin not the name. I have to agree with you this coin is AU. Please understand me, I do not care who it is the person. If I will care off I will be in conflict of interest with my self and my ethics. Long time I have to fight against diseases and the patient origins or personal relation with, was out of the equation. Same here.
@ Shantiom: I have no idea if could be more, I know somewhere around I have another one almost same, I had to find. If they are, is sure could not be to many. IMHO only Mike can respond to your questions. I am the guy for Design Varieties and Reproduction (fake), Coins Metallurgical and Mint chain production.
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10/18/2022 1:32 pm
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It's theoretically possible for the same dropped filling to leave an impression on more than one coin. The material is usually quite hard. The dropped filling could stick to the die or move around between strikes. That said, I've not yet seen an example of a repetitive dropped filling.
Error coin writer and researcher.
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My article on this multi-element dropped filling is now out in the online edition of Coin World (November 14). Error coin writer and researcher.
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Thanks, Mike. I thanks not because is my coin find. I thanks for your abnegation and perseveration on teaching all the collecting community.
In the name of all (hope I have theirs OK) I want to thank you for taking your time, put efforts and spend the time and teach us. Doing this, I know is not a easy task, but your passion and desire to show what you knows to us and not only here, also to thousands and maybe millions others has no price. Hope you name will be on the Hall of Flame of the collecting.
I thank also open my eyes to others things then Design Varieties to be brink out for the collectors. I will look forward for any aspects of the coins. Good bless you, and do not forgot us here.
Silvio
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Interesting outcome. I was wondering if it might be a large area of dropped grease. Thanks Silviosi for posting this coin. Quote:
Thanks, Mike. .... Hope you name will be on the Hall of Flame .... Autocorrect strikes again. (There actually is a Hall of Flame. https://hallofflame.org/ ) Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Thanks Pete. I never know him it is on. I never check the peoples. For tapping I am sorry, I responded with my phone for up in a tree on my hunting place LOL.
Next week I will come with other interesting coins, which will help (hope so) somebody..
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10/30/2022 7:38 pm
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I forgot to follow up on this topic when I first read it. What an amazing error this turned out to be.
Silviosi, you said you posted a similar one awhile back. Do you have a link that topic? I would like to see that.
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Thanks for bringing this thread back up, CoinHI. I too was following and let it get away from me.
Congrats, silviosi, for a fantastic find and the write up! A thank you, to Mike Diamond, as always.
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Hi, @CoinH was the TOPIC_ID=392080 Posted 02/01/2021
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