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Just to be sure, I have solicited the opinion of a few error experts who have seen corner clips and other sample cuts made in US coin strips/blanks. I'll share what they have to say when I hear.
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Wow! Who'd have known the initialism PMD had another meaning. I could imagine unintentional damage to the strip or blank. But testing? Why destroy a planchet and then strike it? What are the odds it's as a result of playtime at the mint? "Dipping" is not considered cleaning... -from PCGS website Edited by DBM
11/19/2020 11:55 pm
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Interesting for sure. Let us know what you find out!
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im not an expert but having knowledge of how metals flow during a stamping precess I would agree this has the look of a genuine error,
although if I found this in a roll I would have chucked it, the thought of this being and error wouldnt even have entered my mind whis makes this an amazing find! good eye SPP!!
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What is the cause of this 'Blakesley Effect'? Haven't heard of that before...
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What is the cause of this 'Blakesley Effect'? Haven't heard of that before.. it is caused from not having enough material to fill the die when coin is squished into the coins design picture a coin shaped piece of Plasticine but its missing a chunk of the edge now squish it between 2 coins but all the raised features are the opposite incuse (like the die would be) as you squish it it flows through the valleys of the design untill you run out of material it will then taper off and not be able to be pushed into the design
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Mike Diamond said this about my coin (from an error forum): Quote:
"This is a planchet flaw, but it's not pre-strike damage. This is a fissure that opened up in the coin metal strip during rolling. The facing beveled edges are characteristic of such fissures. As such, these errors should be underweight. The bevel presumably emerges as tensile stresses pull the metal apart." "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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Interesting, mine weighs in at 2.94. It looks similar, but yet different.
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ERROR 1962 BU 1CENT DIE CLASH WITH CHIPPED CHROME PLATING ON REVERSE DIE
ERROR PAIR OF CANADA BU 1967 CENTS WITH CONSECUTIVE STRIKETHROUGH ERRORS
CANADA 1962 DOUBLED 2 BU 1CENT FROM MINT BAG HOULE VARIETY 1C6217 DBL 2
LOT OF EIGHT CAN 1C STRUCK ON CLIPPED PLANCHET ERRORS 1978 TO 1984
LOT OF EIGHT CAN 1C STRUCK ON CLIPPED PLANCHET ERRORS 1970 TO 1978
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