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Thanks @-makecents- and Errers and Varietys! Yep def damaged I just have not seen that much damage sealed inside a mint set. The cello is not damaged so it was damaged prior to being put into the set so I figured was prob Feeder Finger Damage. |
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09/19/2024 9:11 pm
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Thanks! @-makecents- Yes! dunno what I was thinking! Something got ahold of it on its way to being sealed! Took a bit of force to do that other than being dropped etc. Yes I have a few Morgans with Feeder Finger Damage....Dunno what I was thinking had brain lapse lol Edited by gsp193
09/19/2024 9:49 pm
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Thank you makecents. I'll remember that for next time.
Errers and Varietys.
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So which part of the process would cause this damage rekon?
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As stated above, damage happened after leaving the striking chamber and before going into the packaging department. I've never seen damage so severe on a sealed mint set coin.  |
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So which part of the process would cause this damage rekon? Nothing in the "normal" process. It happened sometime between after being struck and being packaged, who knows how it happened. Someone on a Friday, not caring and wanting to go home or maybe someone on a Monday, after a tough weekend.  -makecents-
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Lol @-makecents- Coulda dragged it with a forklift! haha who knows! I just thought interesting since it was still sealed, had not seen one beat up that bad in cello!
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Lol @-makecents- Coulda dragged it with a forklift! haha who knows! I just thought interesting since it was still sealed, had not seen one beat up that bad in cello! I just did a search on this site alone that had damage in cello and came up with a few, they are out there. You just need to sift through them, some are not in mint cello. LINK https://www.coincommunity.com/forum...sp?mode=DoIt-makecents-
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09/19/2024 10:19 pm
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Don't know why the link does not work, I reported it. Searched it three times and uploaded it three times.... Sorry, gsp193.
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It could have gotten caught in the machinery..
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Thankyou! @-makecents- and Dearborn I appreciate it! I am thinking whatever it got hing up on was on the obverse where the diplaced metal accumulated until it was released and the reverse just went for the ride.
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09/20/2024 07:47 am
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Thanks @Cujohn, thats what I was saying earlier to Tacc, similar but the fields are not involved. Wherever it happened it must have been a tight space, as it looks pinched, damage to both sides.
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