It is a term I am not familiar with. It could be interpreted two ways?
1. as being a double-struck coin, whereby the second strike severed off a piece from the original planchet... I think these are quite scarce
2. found on coins that were struck on incomplete curved clipped planchets (or partial clips as some call them), and separated in the striking chamber, therefore not showing a Blakesley effect.
1. as being a double-struck coin, whereby the second strike severed off a piece from the original planchet... I think these are quite scarce
2. found on coins that were struck on incomplete curved clipped planchets (or partial clips as some call them), and separated in the striking chamber, therefore not showing a Blakesley effect.
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