i probably need 2 or 3. (even more really)
blank flan nickel (usa) adjustment strike quarter (usa) blank flan nickel (canada)
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Nickel planchet
Quarter planchet. Jim
I see the letter "F" in the upper left field.
Possibly a jam strike, if I assume that you're not showing the other side for a reason.
Nickel? Fwiw
Struck thru another blank planchet?
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That F looks more like a high stepping drum major holding a baton. I say it's a quarter planchet, A missed strike? Peace Roy
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Parking lot find?
bob
NGC EISENHOWER 40% Silver $ Mint Error PROOF PLANCHET (24.1g)
I'll go with a nickel planchet.
@bsshog40 said: I'll go with a nickel planchet.
It's a dime.
Unplated cent planchet
@OAKSTAR said: NGC EISENHOWER 40% Silver $ Mint Error PROOF PLANCHET (24.1g)
Those would have to be giant prongs...
@jmlanzaf said: @OAKSTAR said: NGC EISENHOWER 40% Silver $ Mint Error PROOF PLANCHET (24.1g) Those would have to be giant prongs...
@jmlanzaf said:
The prongs look close to me.
A metal planchet that escaped the process prior to minting. That's all I got.... Cheers, RickO
I am surprised that no one asked to see a photo of the obverse as the OP photo is the reverse of the coin.
@ErrorsOnCoins said: I am surprised that no one asked to see a photo of the obverse as the OP photo is the reverse of the coin.
Let's see the obverse
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wow, is this a super weak die adjustment strike?
Is that Ben? Wassup!
A picture of the edge is needed to get more information
Ike?
Who dat?
@OAKSTAR said: Who dat?
FDR
Roosie
I thought that was part of the game.
post 1964 FDR adjustment strike
Ok time to tell us the answer @ErrorsOnCoins
Silver??
Clad, look at the edge on the OP photo
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i probably need 2 or 3. (even more really)
blank flan nickel (usa)
adjustment strike quarter (usa)
blank flan nickel (canada)
Nickel planchet
Quarter planchet.
Jim
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I see the letter "F" in the upper left field.
Possibly a jam strike, if I assume that you're not showing the other side for a reason.
Nickel? Fwiw
Struck thru another blank planchet?
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That F looks more like a high stepping drum major holding a baton. I say it's a quarter planchet, A missed strike? Peace Roy
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Parking lot find?
bob
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EISENHOWER 40% Silver $
Mint Error
PROOF PLANCHET
(24.1g)
I'll go with a nickel planchet.
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It's a dime.
Unplated cent planchet
Those would have to be giant prongs...
The prongs look close to me.
A metal planchet that escaped the process prior to minting. That's all I got....
Cheers, RickO
I am surprised that no one asked to see a photo of the obverse as the OP photo is the reverse of the coin.
Let's see the obverse
Collector, occasional seller
wow, is this a super weak die adjustment strike?
Collector, occasional seller
Is that Ben? Wassup!
BST: endeavor1967, synchr, kliao, Outhaul, Donttellthewife, U1Chicago, ajaan, mCarney1173, SurfinHi, MWallace, Sandman70gt, Ricko, mustanggt, Pittstate03, Lazybones, Walkerguy21D, coinandcurrency242 , thebigeng, Collectorcoins, JimTyler, USMarine6, Elkevvo, Coll3ctor, Yorkshireman, CUKevin, ranshdow, Jzyskowski1, CoinHunter4, bennybravo, Centsearcher, braddick, Windycity, ZoidMeister, mirabela, JJM, RichURich
A picture of the edge is needed to get more information
Ike?
Who dat?
FDR
Collector, occasional seller
Roosie
I thought that was part of the game.
post 1964 FDR adjustment strike
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Ok time to tell us the answer @ErrorsOnCoins
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Silver??
Clad, look at the edge on the OP photo
1981 D George Washington Clad Quarter
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Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.