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I would just call this a straight clip , it deforms a bit from metal flow . Also the so called second clip , is a common feature on the straight clips . Might have something to do with the edge of the strip . See pictures.  |
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Here is a straigh tclip on a quarter - hard to see but there is a secondary impression behind the edge of the clip .  |
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Almost every 1-cent straight clip I have from the 1960s, has that 'second partial clip' cut mark in it...
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a partial clip goes through the rimming and gets a full rim around the blank and then breaks off before the strike the blakesley effect would be much weaker and the edge would not have the tapering?
Too stupid a question to deserve a comment?
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Just been busy Sir Z! If you believe that is what happened then ok. Works.
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Or, the partial clip breaks off during the strike, or as the coin is ejected.
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Or, the partial clip breaks off during the strike, or as the coin is ejected.
Because the clip is misshapen I believe the portion broke off before the strike but after the rimming. |
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Posted 11/11/2012 9:03 pm
