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Me I will go just for spooned. Who makes rings out of dimes? Who would it fit? I will go for Dryer Coin. |
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Who makes rings out of dimes? Who would it fit? Sometimes people do things just to do them. Spooned. Edited by Cujohn
01/27/2024 3:46 pm
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Who makes rings out of dimes? Who would it fit? I will answer you: 1. If you look at the design of the coin, is OK. in dryer will have R or O marks. 2. The rim it is high. No doubt of this and also no reeds. Here it is the Hit. The coin was hit laterally in an non mechanical facion. We can see the rims are deformated as hit laterally was. 3. Say spooned coins mean in numismatic: Hit laterally by any meanings. Could be various tools or etc. Generic Spooned (hit laterally) Edited by silviosi
01/27/2024 4:59 pm
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spooned or mechanical flattening of the rim. Far to 'perfect' to be a Dryer Coin. |
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Forum Dad
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1. If you look at the design of the coin, is OK. in dryer will have R or O marks. Quote:
The rim it is high. No doubt of this and also no reeds. Here it is the Hit. The coin was hit laterally in an non mechanical facion. We can see the rims are deformated as hit laterally was. The OPs coin is EXACTLY what happens when it's stuck in the FIN of a commercial dryer. In the FIN the coin CANNOT tumble. The obverse and reverse are NOT banged around. Only the EDGE is constantly banged.  Common sense should tell you dime rings would only fit infants. Maybe. Quote:
3. Say spooned coins mean in numismatic: Hit laterally by any meanings. Could be various tools or etc. Generic Spooned (hit laterally) Maybe in your native language but not in English. Spooned means spooned, tapped with a spoon. Dryer means dryer. |
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The OPs coin is EXACTLY what happens when it's stuck in the FIN of a commercial dryer If the coin was "stuck" as you say in the fin, how does it rotate so that all of the edge is evenly smashed smooth? If it was stuck in the fin, only one spot on the edge would be wore smooth. In your scenario it's stuck but still rotates. And yes spooned is a catch all for using anything to do the job. Edited by Cujohn
01/27/2024 7:57 pm
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So you don't think a dime will roll around to the front and back of the fin? So you think a dime will stay in one very specific spot and would only damage 2 spots on the rim? C'mon, that's quite silly.... Anything that looks like this can be randomly called a spooned coin no matter what happened to it for real. Got it.  |
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If the coin was "stuck" as you say in the fin, how does it rotate so that all of the edge is evenly smashed smooth? If it was stuck in the fin, only one spot on the edge would be wore smooth. In your scenario it's stuck but still rotates. And yes spooned is a catch all for using anything to do the job. Cujohn, I think you are misunderstanding what bobby means by "stuck". It's not literally stuck, no moving but stuck in the sense that centrifugal force is holding it at that level but still rolling back and forth on the fin, at least that's how I understood it. -makecents-
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Edited by datadragon
01/27/2024 10:34 pm
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Your bride to be is quite fetching DataD!
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Forum Dad
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Looks like dime rings can be made actually up to size 8, usually from silver dimes. Notice it says "baby." Also, I would bet my last dollar those are made with machining tools, Not typical spooning. You can make them bigger with punches, etc. than with the old fashioned spooning method. |
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I've been gone a couple days. Ok, are you saying that the dime somehow gets inside of the fin? And bangs around inside the fin? If so why wouldn't the obv and rev get damaged too? And if so, with the edge thicker how does it get out? I took it as you were saying that the dime gets stuck at the end of the fin where your red arrow is pointing to.? And yes spooned is a catch all for a coin with this edge.
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Thanks CU, Me I done tests on dryers and whash machines. I have 3 Dryers and 4 whash machine. It is my wife. As dryers I have comercial Bosh, Miele and Samsung and Wash 2 Bosh,Miele and Samsung. I have baskets to put with nice list how the ingredients go on. I put coins in pockets, free coins, and never come as we describe as Dryer Coins. In Wash machine or dryer the O and R will have marks everywhere, coins design destroy, the rims Sorry no. Maybe if pass and go inside the mechanical part. Conclusion: Spooned or Dryer mean the coin was laterally and horizontal and Vertical ablated. As per Mike Diamond say: many trivial denominations we use. Like me I smille when I see LAM, improper denomination, but hard to make those peoples who use from 30 years or more to accept and change. That is. Edited by silviosi
01/29/2024 8:46 pm
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This is neither a spooned coin nor a Dryer Coin. It was, however, damaged outside the Mint by being rolled and squeezed in the horizontal plane by a hand-cranked or motor-driven mechanical device. Error coin writer and researcher.
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Go to page 1, 3rd post down,my comment.Thank you Mike  John1  |
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