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A nice example of Clashed Dies. Submitted by Don Barkheimer II of TX 02/08/2006. 
 Die Clashes are the result of a failure of a feeder system to deposit a planchet between the dies during a press cycle. When this occurs, the dies clash or smash into each other imparting some of one or both die's designs into the opposing die to a greater or lesser degree. It is possible for dies to clash and only one die be affected with clash marks. |
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lots of cool stuff being posted by you   , that's a cool cash for a modern and I cant help but say it looks like the buffalo is taking a leak  Feel free to call me Will.
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Dollarman, WudUSay about my Bison? He doesn't look like he's peeing! But this guy does! The 3-Leged Buffalo aint got nothing on this one! Edited by koinpro
04/29/2015 4:47 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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actually the first one looks like a trickle and the other like a stream.
Feel free to call me Will.
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Pillar of the Community
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Lets not let this thread get out of hand.  Nice clashes. I always look for them but can never find any. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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What do you use to get awesome close-ups?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Here is an overlay:  |
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Pillar of the Community
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The perfect thread for this awesome buffalo.  |
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I....I....I wish I could, but I can't touch this.
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Quote:
I....I....I wish I could, but I can't touch this. if you were my neighbor you probably would have heard a burst of laughter when I read that! Feel free to call me Will.
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Pillar of the Community
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You guys crack me up. all the time.
Edited by CoinMasters
04/30/2015 5:40 pm
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who are you calling a gut?  Feel free to call me Will.
Edited by thedollarman
04/29/2015 9:49 pm
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CoinHuntingDrew,
I really don't use anything special. I use a D-70 or D-100 (antiques by today's standards) and I shoot through a Swift Stereo Eighty from the late 1970s. All antique junk! LOL. I shoot my macros through my D-100 mounted on a copy stand. I stack +2 and a +4 enlargement filters on the standard 28-80 mm lens that came with the camera for macros. I paid $50.10 for one of my scopes (cost me 10c to repair it as it was not working when purchased needing a washer) and I paid about $600 for my first one that I now keep as a back-up to take to shows. I paid $100 for the D-100 ($500 more than I paid for the D-70 in 2006). There is better equipment out there and lots of folks that shoot better images than I do but what I have is good enough for me. Still, I may have to bite the bullet and spend some money as I get so many woodpeckers (my favorites as I get all four species native to Michigan and they are beautiful) and all kind of other birds outside my sliding glass door in the kitchen that I'd like to get some good shots. Especially of the pesky Hawk that keeps ripping me off for Doves. I saw a Robin today big enough to eat!
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04/29/2015 9:50 pm
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Ok guys (and maybe some gals) I guess you can figure out I set this all up for what was to follow. So now lets get clean. How about a little "mud" on your face or in your eye?
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Or lets try a foot in your rear end! That poor animal! 
Or with this planchet flaw who could ask for friends:
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Posted 04/29/2015 4:44 pm
