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Edited by Scuba1
03/24/2021 11:01 pm
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@ Scuba1...KTChange joined last year and in his introduction he said something like "he looks forward to sharing some of his error coins with us"....and OH BOY, does he have some really neat ones
Edited by Greasy Fingers
03/24/2021 11:14 pm
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 Greasy and this is definitely a cool one and I've viewed some of his other posts. I'm not familiar with cracked planchants, just thought I'd comment, but I am completely familiar with Bob Ross......LOL. |
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Edited by coop
03/24/2021 11:23 pm
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I think ragged fissure is more accurate...i wasn't sure... defective for sure tho,lol
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Very nice. I would try and get that gunk off of it though. John1  |
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This in my opinion is ragged. Crack planchet never show like this. Seem to be , but cracked planchet retain the parts who separate because the molecular link was broke by the exterior forces and the miss of the re-structural refusion on the miss of enough heat (temperature).
I say ragged. Nice example. end of the roll planchet.
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PS after I see the side. Nice. Seem the ragged was done in the process of striking. After reeded, very nice.
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I'm leaning towards cracked planchet. Why? "What would cause the lamination to peel on the bust, unless there was a crack going in that direction?" That is my logic. (It is attached on the right side folding to the right over the bust, correct?)
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03/25/2021 10:51 am
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Great example! Nice addition to any collection.
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Not sure due to the curved rim on the reverse but looks promising. I am NO expert in this arena but a really cool looking coin. BUT.... I AM DIGGIN the Bob Ross Avatar!!!!! What a GREAT painter!!!! Bad day when he passed.... I'll give three thumbs up for that Avatar!
Posted 03/24/2021 11:13 pm
