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Posted Yesterday 11:33 pm
Yes Sally,
I keep all sorts of minor errors as well as the valuable ones. 20 cent wave gaps, faint double bar 50 cent coins, die chips, minor die fills etc. They are a fascinating and thought-provoking addition to a date collection.
I especially like die clashed coins and rotation errors.
Here are a few new additions from this weeks noodling.
The first con is a counterfeit $2
The second is a proof $1 that somehow found its way into circulation.
The last 2 are commemorative tokens which were in 20c Armaguard rolls.
I keep all sorts of minor errors as well as the valuable ones. 20 cent wave gaps, faint double bar 50 cent coins, die chips, minor die fills etc. They are a fascinating and thought-provoking addition to a date collection.
I especially like die clashed coins and rotation errors.
Here are a few new additions from this weeks noodling.
The first con is a counterfeit $2
The second is a proof $1 that somehow found its way into circulation.
The last 2 are commemorative tokens which were in 20c Armaguard rolls.
