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1978 Planchet Flaw

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Found this 1978 planchet flaw with weak rims.



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Looks legit, and very cool. Thanks for sharing!
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How can you tell it is not damage?





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If I have this right, the Blakesly Effect is created by the flaws during the rimming process. The BE is apparent opposite the flaws on the lower portions of the coin, both on the obverse and reverse. So this rules out PMD. The lack of metal also created light striking on the queens head.
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I think the Blakesley effect is on incomplete planchets.
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Cool!
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Nice Find!
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