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you have posted the 2 partial clips that will make SPP-Ottawa go crazy, a small cent and a nickel dollar.
thanks for the cool pics and info in both threads.
feel free to call me Will. I'm a 20 year old collector from the GTA area of Ontario.
my PMs are always open, whether you have a question or simply wish to talk!
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04/21/2015 3:46 pm
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may I ask for an opinion of value? by the way I am impressed by all the cool stuff you can handle and post. youre truly a lucky man.
feel free to call me Will. I'm a 20 year old collector from the GTA area of Ontario.
my PMs are always open, whether you have a question or simply wish to talk!
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That is really cool! Thanks for the visual. I recently found a 1965 incomplete clip but it's not cut through quite as deeply as your example.
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Pretty darn cool!! I assume if you apply pressure, it would easily break apart? Very lucky it's still together & it did not break after leaving the mint! AWESOME PENNY!  |
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I really have no idea of value. This is one of the deepest cut I've ever seen. I was almost afraid it would fall apart but then we'd have one neat coin anyway. I have thousands of images that I need to process. Hope to put more here.
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Would it be more valuable as two coins - an elliptical clip and a huge crescent clip? A mated pair? It's almost there! (Joking of course.)
Nice coin and pics!
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Very nice..love the depth of the clip and yet still together after strike.
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Great photos Ken, I have a few examples: This one is cool, a clipped cent with an incomplete clip  I find the larger crescent incomplete clips to be fairly easy to find, but the smaller ones like this, whereby we see a lot of in fully clipped coins, are scarcer.  "Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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spp-Ottawa, youre such a show off...not saying that is a bad thing though  feel free to call me Will. I'm a 20 year old collector from the GTA area of Ontario.
my PMs are always open, whether you have a question or simply wish to talk!
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Roger,
Nice clips! The 1963 is a Hanging 3 too. I'm sure that makes it worth a lot more! Ha! LOL
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wow and I missed this, please people post more as I love Incomplete planchets, clips and partials etc...
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coinsilikethem, here are some errors
feel free to call me Will. I'm a 20 year old collector from the GTA area of Ontario.
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