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Nice one but I am not sure it qualifies as a strong clash but it is a moderate one,nice. John1  |
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By the time you're getting clash artifacts inside devices - even the shallower areas such as seen here - it readily meets my personal definition of "strong."
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Pillar of the Community
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Very very cool clash. I can't find one.Congrats.
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Whoa looks like FDR has some ESP goin on. Cool!
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Nice! Was this one listed or are you destined for another attribution?  |
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I would keep this one. Most of the time the clash marks are already polished off.
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Thanks guys! It was a fun find!
I can't seem to find a 1999D listed only 1999. If you get a chance, take a look and let me know if I'm overlooking it. Otherwise I'll send this one in!
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Pillar of the Community
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I don't see one listed either. Good luck on the submission!!
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This one I would keep for sure. Very nice. |
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Why would you "list" die clashes? I would assume that all or almost all dies clash at some point in their lives, some multiple times. And since clash marks "fade" on their own during use even if they aren't deliberately polished away, one set of clashes could appear like many other sets.
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I don't think there would be a market for this?
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However, a quick search shows that some people are willing to pay a premium. Some people pay a premium for colorized coins. I'm going to go ahead and guess that a significant percentage of Morgan dies - maybe as many as half, from the commonality of clashed examples - clashed during their lifetimes. That's probably a high rate by comparison to some, but I defy anyone here to name a US issue which does not have clashed examples. It is a dangerous endeavor to "list" clashed dies. The existence of a "list" implies added value as opposed to just added interest, making those less-knowledgeable believe they're getting something worth paying extra for. That is not the case, and I refuse to teach anything remotely like that here. I'm getting 500 Errors from their site, and can't access it. Do they at least make an attempt to differentiate clashes by die pair? By definition, one die clash should look very much like the next, and attempting to publicize them without drilling down to individual die pairs is just plain snake oil. |
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Is a die clash error that much differnt than a DDO or DDR or RPM? Ultimately, it boils down to the same thing; things on the coin that don't belong. I don't know the answer, just presenting a question. To be honest, I learned about the maddieclashes website from the folks on this forum. I believe the guy who heads it up is connected to varietyvista/coneca? Edited by Agrippa
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