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Incomplete planchet types:
What causes a clipped planchet issue? blanks not created correctly. blakesley affect seen on one or both sides of the coins. single, double, triple clips
http://goccf.com/t/436701#3755197

What causes the devices to be weakened on coins?
What causes the devices to be smaller or weakened on the designs on coins? field reduction to remove/rescue die events. Die dents, Feeder Finger Damage to keep using the dies. thus the missing devices on coins. they are all the rescue efforts to extend the dies. (the mint doesn't realize that we figure this stuff out)
http://goccf.com/t/436689#3755222

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Die cracks and chips
Why do die cracks rise above the design on coins? the splitting of the die when it cracks, leaves a gag on the die. this void then is shown as a raised line on a die.
http://goccf.com/t/436794#3755792


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How to Identify the 1982 zinc cent DDR-001 from a normal coin?
How to tell a 1982 FS-1801 from a normal die? note the devices are wider on the DDR. look for spread on the devices, not incuse reduction of the device sizes.
http://goccf.com/t/436816#3756354

Wheat cent die clashes
What do Wheat cent die clashes look like on the obverse of the coins? the outlines of the fields and some devices would be seen on the field areas only. Incuse marks on the tops of devices are coin transfers from other coins.
http://goccf.com/t/436882#3756929





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Mad coins?
What is a Collectable Mad coin? devices fall over edge and the weakness on the opposite side of the over struck area.
http://goccf.com/t/436863#3757232

1944 Steel Cents
How to tell fakes on the 1944 steel cents? fakes non magnetic. weight will be 3.11+. surfaces will look too shiny if the coin was plated.
http://goccf.com/t/391814&whichpage=2#3757246
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Lincoln Cent Series 6 & 9's:
Die chips or broken die posts on the 6 & 9's on the Lincoln Cent series? "they aren't closed on this series."
http://goccf.com/t/436948#3758214

Grease fill of poor movement of planchet metal? (Often seen on Memorial cents)
Grease fill or lower weight planchet issue? Grease Fill prevents strike. underweight issue transfers just what metal is there weakly.
http://goccf.com/t/436998#3758232


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Class two doubled dies. What causes these?
What causes doubled dies? doubled hub devices on die creation process. Machine Doubling is caused by the machine. but a doubled die comes from a doubled/tripled/quad die process that creates a Doubled Die. so look for the spread/taller/wider devices that are the real doubled dies.
http://goccf.com/t/437107#3759493

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Struck through on zinc cents:
What will a struck through wire of cleaning bristle look like on a zinc coin? the affected are will show no zinc on the plated/incuse area. the opposite side will not show a push out. the strike though will make the incuse mark, but the dies prevent any rise on the opposite area of the coin.
http://goccf.com/t/437210#3760590

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What are the change over years for the 1988 and 1992 cents? RDV-005 was normal for the 1988 cents. some were RDV-006. Same event happened on the 1992 cents with the RDV-007 dies that was to happen on the 1993 cents. (All the 1993 cents including proofs were RDV-007 designs) know the differences will help train your eyes.
http://goccf.com/t/437447#3763347

What does RDV-005 and RDV-006 mean on 1988 cents? they are two different Reverse-Die-Varieties seen on 1988 reverse cents. one is common (RDV-005) and one has a premium for them (RDV-006). know the differences are made easier by the rounded for flat devices on the AME area on the reverse.
http://goccf.com/t/437728#3766131
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1988 reverse cents year varieties: The differences?
What is the differences on the RDV-005 and RDV-006 on the 1988 year variety cents? the initials and the AME devices on America
http://goccf.com/t/438002#3769652
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1976 plain Quarters - Proof strikes with the 'S' mintmarks Proof -Cam - DCam differences?
Strike differences, what is that? single strike on on business strike coins, proof coins struck twice. Enhanced details on the coin. cam and DCam differences?
http://goccf.com/t/438377&whichpage=2#3774401
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Training your eyes to see what you should be looking for.
Why training your eyes are more helpful? Knowing what you are looking for. study the sites to see what is listed, and look for these on that year and years around that year. view each coin was a previous listed coin. what am I seeing?
http://goccf.com/t/438674#3776263
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Devices with a broken post with a filled device.
Broken post? What is that? on closed devices, if the post break off of the die, it can appear that there is no center of the design. with the post broken on a closed device, that area will be shallow/filed/rise above the device. different from a die chip. no premium for these though.
http://goccf.com/t/438854#3777748
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How can you tell a matte proof from a normal strike cent?
How can you tell the differences between a Matte Proof 1910-1916 cents from a normal 1910-1916 cents the matte proofs have a stronger strike because they are struck twice.
http://goccf.com/t/438905#3778432

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Why do devices look different on Struck Through Grease errors?
What are die devices tapered? How does a Grease Fill on a die alter the strike? to allow the coins to not stick onto the dies. grease prevents the strike from happening on a die void. contained grease or oil can stop even a strike from happening. Hydraulic Jacks work on this principle. Contained chamber with added push, lifts even heavy stuff.
http://goccf.com/t/438986#3779127

Feeder Finger Damage affects what areas on coins?
What areas will you find damage from Feeder Finger Damage? the fields are the first areas affected, then the bottoms of the devices will be affected next. the tops usually are not affected with FFD. dies are just opposite of coins.
http://goccf.com/t/438981#3779138

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2023 New quarters overlays on this link below:
http://goccf.com/t/439225

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