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1971-D Nickel Clipped Planchet And Blank Planchet

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 Posted 01/03/2020  8:07 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ShineOn to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
More gems from my Dad's hoard...

An AU-ish condition nickel with a clipped planchet, plus a blank nickel planchet...

Added a pic of the steps.

Comments are most welcome.
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The "so called" Blank is actually a nickel planchet. Blanks are type one, planchets are type 2. Why is there a difference? Because blanks are cut out of the stock material:
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They are just blanks at this point.
Then they run through a setup process that add a roto rim to the blank, turning it into a planchet.
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The raised rim slows down the circulation wear on the devices. When you look at coin grading, when the coins get to the VG-and lower the rim is starting suffer as well as the devices.
So you planchets have the rim.
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OK, instead of "Blank planchet" I should have said "unstruck planchet"...
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 Posted 01/03/2020  9:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Or nickel planchet. People call them blanks, but I like to let them know what they do have.
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I agree both are very nice. Have you considered placing them into 2x2s for safekeeping and storage?
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Nice error coins.
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