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Unknown Coins And Their Worth?

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Klight68
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Can anyone identify these two coins and their values?
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Hello @Klight68 and welcome. There are no photos on your post.
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Klight68, try again to post photos.
Post again if you have problems and tell what went wrong.
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I have a New Zealand 5 cent coin half the normal thickness. On one side it has the Tuatara and the other side is blank. Looks like it was produced from a delaminated sheet of metal. Can anyone tell me its value and a bit about it? Thankyou.
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Hello and welcome.

Your coin is either a "split planchet error", or a coin that has had the obverse ground off. It's hard to tell which without seeing a picture, but if the "missing" side is perfectly smooth, then it's a grinder job.
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