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German Planchette Deterioration?

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 Posted 01/07/2014  7:24 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Xanonite to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Just found a 1996 toonie with a circular deterioration pattern around the coin and was wondering if this could be a german planchette, or what could have caused the ring on both sides of the coin?



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Iam not a toonie guy but it looks like environmental damage. IMO
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You will NEVER be able to tell if it is a german planchet after the toonie has been circulated. It's hard enough to tell when uncirculated
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I was wondering if, perhaps, because of the way the German Planchette was made compared to the Canadian one, that in time the areas affected differently during the strike, or make, of the coin would deteriorate a little differently allowing us to tell if it is a german planchette. The thought struck me when I saw the deterioration pattern on this coin. I think because it's so hard to tell if it is or not, people are looking for different was to be able to tell?

Any insight is greatly appreciated!
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