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New Member
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Thanks, Kloccwork419, Can it be both as it forms around the edge. The rim Cud forming as a break and then the fin rim. Really thank you. I looked at this thing last night, and thought of so many things. then the thin line along the edge, I thought is it separating from the rim? HUH? |
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United States
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I thought that also, but the only ragged area I see is above the U in trust and the area above God is smooth flowing like a Cud. Thanks for your insight. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Look on the outside edge of that area on the coin. Does it have ends there on the outside edge? If so it is a struck though debris. A fin would flatten straight down, not fold over that far. If it were a Cud or a rim Cud, it would rise higher than the rim, not level with the rim. Not a doubled die, but the die has been polished down making the motto devices smaller than normal would be. So I feel this is a struck through debris on the coin edge. |
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WOW, COOP, I didn't even think about that one... HAHA,,, Maybe I need to stop staying up so late. I never even come close to thinking that one. Ok let me ask this, regardless, I am going to keep it, but is it worth anything.
And Thanks COOP for the info. I LOVE this forum
Tabby
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Not really. I don't anyone who specializes in struck throughs. Did you see the ends on the edge of the coin. I would like images of that if there is. (An image I don't have yet)
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Pillar of the Community
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I can't help. I have a lot of one's looking like yours. I've sent a few to Cud's and the ones I've sent in turns out Rim Fins. Lol gave up. I log them as ( Rim Fin) but that's just me I keep everything  |
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New Member
United States
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RobO411, If they look strange to me I keep them too. The kids and I have a lot of fun with the weird stuff
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That last picture is by far the best one to show what is/has happened to this coin. from that view it looks like a Rim Fin that was flattened over. (but for me - that is just a guess, as I'm still learning how to grade coins) |
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New Member
United States
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Thank you Dearborn, I am still learning myself.
Tab
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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But it is not a Rim Fin. They are not that large. This is a struck debris that was wrapped on the rim and the edge of the coin. But the last image is the best one.  Edited by coop
02/19/2021 4:05 pm
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New Member
United States
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Thank you coop I Love this,, the kids thinks that is pretty kool, and so do I.
Thank you so very much, for your time and teaching.
Tab
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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That's quite a large/long piece of debris for a "struck through"..just saying...wonder where it could have come from?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Sometimes from other planchets in the bins. Perhaps pre-lamination debris. On sin cents because they are fragile, the rims will break on on coin and get struck on the next coin. These look big under a scope, but are very small flakes struck on a coin.
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Greasy Fingers, What is your thoughts on what it is.
thank you all for your help. It is put away in my collection. I found another 1984 that has me really puzzled, No info at the moment but I am still looking.
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