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Hello any one, I past trough the mint rolls I have, for internal inventory. I am not a dealer but I make my inventory also. So I know between 2007 and 2012 I receive direct from the mint 8000$ in coins every 2 weeks (for my business). Sometimes in transparent seal roll or mint print paper roll. You will see in the photo that one roll (magnetic) have a deformed coin inside. My question?: Could this happened during the strike or is more packing machine? and if you have this roll you will open or leave like this?  Thanks, PS I took the picture at 60 deg difference. Edited by silviosi
03/12/2021 1:17 pm
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You need to open this up and have a look. Hopefully it is an interesting error!
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I will do and post the photo of what it is.
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I think it's safe to say this happened after the coin was struck. We'll need to see it to tell you any more.
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Edited by silviosi
03/12/2021 1:18 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Hmmm.... Looks like maybe it fell into some machinery after it was minted and got beaten up.
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weight? broad struck bent nice could be extractor damage....a lot of it please post individual pics of both sides
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interesting...it looks broadstruck but we need better pics of the whole coin both sides.
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broad struck I see what you're seeing, but it appears to be the correct diameter and have a normal edge based on the original roll photos. I'm just seeing a damaged coin, likely in machinery of some sort. |
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Sorry guys I was not able to answer yesterday. I can say the very simple reason: Was my birthday (61 yards, less to go more ahead), and I was in my first anniversary through video, HiHiHi; but fun.
So back to topic. Thanks you, guys you confirms me my guess for those scratches. Must be some sort of machinery after strike. Maybe in summer when I will visit the Winnipeg Mint I will be in the position to be more closed of this problem. I think this coin give us a small vision about what can come out sometimes from mint.
What I can not understand now is the very small off center ( very light deformation in the diameter)
The best part is all the coins in the roll are at least 64 and 65.
Thank you again, I will try to do better photos.
Silvio
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the date is pressed on the outside edge of the rim. this might be a die scrap . that would bent the coin as well. this coin was standing before it was scraped nice one.
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Thanks Coop, I put this one already in a small slab.
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