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1927 Canberra Florin With Clips

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 Posted 04/16/2017  8:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add trout1105 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Another good way to determine if a clip is genuine is to look at where the metal on the rim meets the clip.
The inward taper of the metal on this coin is typical of a genuine clip.
As SlurExe97 stated the Blakesley effect on a clip this small is minimal.
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Ok,but there is no weakness of strike around the 'çlip',the first thing a Dealer or Numismatist looks for.I'll throw these Pics. up for future ref.
Gutshot,can you throw up a scan(600dpi or+)of both sides of Coin.Printer with Scanner is A$40 in Oz. these days.

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I will try in a couple of days as on shift work at the moment.thank you all for the input.
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I will try in a couple of days as on shift work at the moment.thank you all for the input.
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No hurry,interesting coin,I've never seen a clip on a 27 PH Florin before.What originally attracted my interest in the first place was the pristine condition of the Denticles,with that much metal flow you would think it would be a soft strike in that area or that they would be distorted/malformed in some way but there may be a simple explanation for it.
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