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t_y
I would love to see your twoonie errors.
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Zonad, you have an amazing collection of errors. I am blown away every time I see your coin photos
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On the 64 off center nickel , it is a prooflike off center . This coin demonstrates what an error coin can explain . If you look at the unstruck portion of the coin you will notice that the planchet was burnished prior to the strike . This demonstrates that the mint did indeed take extra steps to produce prooflike strikes .
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Here is another example of what errors can explain . Some planchets such as scalloped planchets are scalloped before strike while others such as this nickel were round before the strike with the collar forming the sides .  |
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here is the scalloped example .  |
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Zonad, you have an amazing collection of errors. I am blown away every time I see your coin photos   |
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Old or new, keep them coming!
Zonad and Errorone2012, you guys have some fantastic errors!
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twoonie on center core only .  |
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off center dime :-)  |
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For those who like Colonials, a 1656 double struck liard. I am not sure if I have ever posted this one before.   |
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And a 1964 cent struck on a silver 10 cent planchet.   Edited by Smallcentguy
09/10/2012 08:55 am
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Posted 09/09/2012 11:29 pm
