2005 WWII 50cent List Of Errors

that a lot of errors. I have a robe Cud so far but nothing else

Jeff Posted - Yesterday : 11:50 pm
I tried plugging a memory stick in my ear but it didn't seem to do anything.

Jeff

try the other one or maybe it needs a blow out And din't your mother tell you not to do things like that..poor bloody stick must need a good clean now

And I want one of those sorting machines you talked about

I also found none today. Other than being interesting do they actually have a value >50c?

I came across some more 2005 50c coins and now have some more piccies to show you. I've tried to keep part of another element in each image so you can judge where each Cud is located on each coin.

Front of hair Cuds, first noticed this error on Tues night, and found it on 5 coins. Bottom of 'A' and 'U' of Aust visible in top right of image, Cud is towards the bottom left:



Some more nose Cuds, 4 of these have 3 Cuds on each coin, Bridge of nose, halfway down nose and hanging under nose: the 5th has just 1 under the nose, I only have one of that type:



6 Lip Cuds, mostly bottom lip, just 1 on the top lip:



10 Hair Cuds, back of the head towards the neck. Bottom of A in Elizabeth visible in each image, 2nd from the bottom right has 2 Cuds. Hair Cuds appear in 3 positions, Back of head, top rear of head, and front of the head. (Top rear of head images are yet to come).


Still heaps of 50c error coins to do images of, but thankfully, not 2005 WWII ones.

A couple more I missed:

Cud/s where S2 and S3 shoulders meet:


Die Crack S1's Heel to Rim, just found this today:

Haha! No, I haven't. But if you hang around this forum long enough, you'll probably get to see all the decimal errors in my possession, so there'd be no need for a book then.

I wish I could get the lighting better so the colour in the pictures was more like the real colour of the coins, but if I wait till then, I'd most likely be too old and doddery. This old dog is not capable of learning too many new tricks.

Last night I inspected an interesting batch of 50 cent pieces. Sometimes it is like that. You open a few rolls, and out come a great variety. In my case, Centenary of Federation WA, VIC, QLD, Royal Visit etc.
I also found a "record sized Cud" on the 2005 WWII piece. I have attached a picture. The die must have been in an advanced state of deterioration. Looks like the soldier is lobbing a cricket-ball

Squire

Wow! It's a new one to me.