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Found These Two Coins In A Collection I Bought Today....

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I was able to buy a collection off of someone today and found these two interesting errors. Need help with them. Are they worth anything?

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I've bought similar Rosie's for $2-$3 each. I collect clipped coins, the most I ever spent on a dime was $6...don't know if that helps you or not
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Those two coins have clipped rims. Occasionally a misfeed can occur where the strip of metal is not fed through the blanking machine far enough. When this happens, the punches strike an area of the strip which overlaps the hole left by the previous strike. The result is a blank with a piece missing, which is called a clipped planchet. A clipped planchet may be straight, curved, ragged, or elliptical.

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Thanks guys, that helps me out. I didn't pay anything for them, so I guess I will just put them into my flip book.
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