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Full Mirror Brockage Coin

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Hiya team,are you guys and girls able to take at stab at a grade for this please?Is this in good enough condition and rare enough to get graded?I had it up on another topic as I had never seen a brockage before ,so now the grding.Thanks team,Jase:)

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Would this be one of the most complete and sharpest full mirrors in the world?
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I don't have too much experience with this type of error since they are relatively expensive, but I would say this is a first or second strike mirror brockage. I'm not so familiar with foreign coins. What country and denomination is it?
Notice the wire rim on the obverse, something you see when another planchet overlaps another like this.
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As discussed in the other thread about it, it appears to be a New Zealand threepence - a fairly small cupronickel coin.
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