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jcmos New Member Australia 6 Posts	Posted 12/03/2018 7:10 pm Hi guys, Just trying to see if this is a legit error and if there is a market here for some collectors. Cheers. Edited by jcmos 12/03/2018 11:06 pm Report this Post to the Staff

ryurazu Pillar of the Community Australia 1333 Posts	Posted 12/03/2018 9:20 pm Pretty sure not an error like 99%, quite sure its just coin machine damage, therefore no added value. At least it is worth 1 dollar. Report this Post to the Staff
jcmos New Member Australia 6 Posts	Posted 12/03/2018 9:25 pm Ok, what kind of machine are you talking about? From the Royal Australian Mint or any other machine that has nothing to do with production? Report this Post to the Staff
coaster Pillar of the Community Australia 1365 Posts	Posted 12/03/2018 9:53 pm Hi jcmos and to the forum! Would it be possible to see photos of the entire coin, both sides? Report this Post to the Staff
jcmos New Member Australia 6 Posts	Posted 12/03/2018 11:08 pm Done Report this Post to the Staff
Mr T Pillar of the Community Australia 2180 Posts	Posted 12/04/2018 05:38 am Both are just scratches I think (though it looks like a die crack in the first photo). Report this Post to the Staff
ryurazu Pillar of the Community Australia 1333 Posts	Posted 12/04/2018 5:52 pm coin machine -> any machine that takes coins, usually a older mechanism coin counter will give it that sort of dmg. @MR T ive noticed it is very hard to find die crack in decimal coins, chips are alright to find, but is cracking monitored by a machine or something like that? Report this Post to the Staff
coaster Pillar of the Community Australia 1365 Posts	Posted 12/05/2018 12:25 am Is the line running through the date raised or a gouge? Report this Post to the Staff
jcmos New Member Australia 6 Posts	Posted 12/05/2018 02:46 am It is raised, see first pic. A second opinion said to me that it's a planchet flaw error, not a machine coin damage. Edited by jcmos 12/05/2018 02:50 am Report this Post to the Staff
coaster Pillar of the Community Australia 1365 Posts	Posted 12/05/2018 08:24 am The discolouration is interesting but I'm leaning towards a die crack rather than a planchet flaw error. Report this Post to the Staff
Mr T Pillar of the Community Australia 2180 Posts	Posted 12/06/2018 05:48 am Quote: @MR T ive noticed it is very hard to find die crack in decimal coins, chips are alright to find, but is cracking monitored by a machine or something like that? Yeah you only see very small cracks very occasionally. Not sure why - die production would be much better these days for sure but I'd think the mint is still interested in getting maximum use out of them. Report this Post to the Staff
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