Indonesian 2010 Idr 1000 Errors -- Die Clashes (Added Later) And Filled Die

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Guybrush Valued Member Taiwan 192 Posts	Posted 01/14/2018 8:13 pm One chilly night I decided to look through over all of these IDR 1000 coins in my hoard and discovered 3 filled die coins and surprisingly many (up to 10% coins) die clashes of varying intensity, a few have multiple clashes and one have a stronger clash than others. For now here's the filled die: Both are filled on the first "G" and first "0" so the text look like "ANCiKLUNG" and "2U10". The other one only got the "2U10". I'm actually curious why these filled die are different from the typical US greasers, any info or possible explanation would be appreciated. Report this Post to the Staff

Crazyb0 Rest in Peace 10197 Posts	Posted 01/14/2018 9:54 pm Don't know @ Grease Fill and why difference but...odd observation w/o any clue. If you draw a line through each missing portion straight up and down, then do a circle through each, location seems in similar plane. Machining error, die affected in similar points...don't know your processes? Report this Post to the Staff
Guybrush Valued Member Taiwan 192 Posts	Posted 01/15/2018 05:17 am Quote: If you draw a line through each missing portion straight up and down, then do a circle through each, location seems in similar plane. I'm not sure what you meant, particularly about the circle one I've tried to look about the minting process on the internet but I only found vague articles which only explained the process vaguely It's rather difficult to numismatically understand what they meann with the vague explanation:First, the company makes an oversized plaster model, then "there will be computer-assisted carving" (machining the master die?). Finally, minting will be done on rimmed planchets. Report this Post to the Staff
Guybrush Valued Member Taiwan 192 Posts	Posted 01/15/2018 1:25 pm Rather common die clashes on these coins: Angklung die clash on obverse. Garuda (coat of arms of Indonesia) die clash on reverse. Zero cie clash on obverse. (Will take pics tomorrow) Report this Post to the Staff
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