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TBR, JC Stevens has commented and said it was a new listing for cuds-on-coins.com. I think you should take that opportunity and send these pictures in, so he can list it.  Errers and Varietys.
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I'd be glad to have it listed and just tried to send and email to JC, but it said I couldn't yet, I think as a new member.
Where do I send, and what is needed.
Thanks all.
I'm delighted to have found something after going bug-eyed checking through a ton of pennies my dad had in a can before he passed away.
TBR.
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...just tried to send and email to JC, but it said I couldn't yet... Go to the site.. I'm sure there's a submissions email link there.. Swamp |
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Nice find. I was hoping it would have been a WAM. |
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 to CCF TBR Nice find |
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I found the COC site and submission guidelines and plan to submit.
Thanks
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Thanks to J.C. this one is now listed on Cuds-On-Coins.com.
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Ok class: Why doesn't this interior die break fall off the coin? (Think on this one a bit)
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Ok class: Why doesn't this interior die break fall off the coin? I "think" it's because it was created by two separate stressing events..? The chips & breaks formed from eventually falling out are created by an individual crack that splinters then comes back together, leaving an RIDB or RIDC that's already under direct pressure / incident within a singular event.. The one pictured has no such central pressure allowing for job completion.. Swamp |
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Ok, I'm going to take a stab at Coop's question but only after reading up on the subject: If this occurs in the process of striking blank planchets, at high speed, and a flake or die piece breaks off from the surface of the die, depending on where the broke piece comes from and comes to a rest, with the motion of the minting press, it is captured within or near the cavity that was created and subsequent strikes press it back into to die steel.  |
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Ok class: Why doesn't this interior die break fall off the coin? (Think on this one a bit) Really could use the answer here Coop, thanks.. Swamp |
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The Teacher deserves a day off, perhaps a day at the beach.  |
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