Here are four varieties I have come across.
1) *Picture 1* Die chips? lead to "bold husks" on the left and or right of the corn stalks. If strong enough (like this one), it may look like an extra leaf.
2) * pic 2 and 3* An irregularity in the streaking on the cabin walls makes it look as if wood or ice, etc. has pierced the cabin window-frame. It is more dramatic than the picture shows, but it's somewhat close.
3) *pic 4* A strange wave pattern in the right side of the window frame, partially going into R2 and 3.
4) *pics 5,6,7* I am most intrigued with this one. It appears that the pump has doubled. It's not a "reverse pump", as this is the top cylinder that has two images. Not the Pump reflection either, as that's higher up and this is faint. I called it a "ghost pump", because its faint after-image can be seen to the right of it. I am aware a weak semblance to the cylinders can be found sometimes, but in this one (bad lighting and all), it really looks like it is different.
Please feel free to comment on what may have caused these, if you have seen them before (I have seen #1 before many times, but I encountered these "bold husks" at a rate of about 15%! And yes, I know it's only worth 1/4 a dollar until sold, but are these worth a premium? I've never seen these, but even just saying, "that's odd enough to be worth something to someone" might help me out!
I mean, I am sure I could fish for someone buying one of these (or some lesser varieties I have) on
ebay for a lot, but I don't want to do that unless I know or have good reason to think these are varieties. I won't throw them to circulation, if experts here think they're unique/odd enough to grade or hold on to, it will help me decide too.
Thanks!
I believe the first two are results of die chips.






