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Not many triple dated errors out there. Post yours if you have em ...
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never seen one till now
2003-present
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thinking of dates on errors, have you seen more than 2 different dates on an error? one of the most interesting to me, from several years back, at a coin shop with a great group of guys, if not onery, tested me to see if i could detect this mangled error coin that ended up being dual denom and dual dates, at least.
Yes there are a few coins out there that were struck with two different years. They are extremely rare and expensive.
You got me beat!
Mine only has two dates (struck multiple times though).
peacockcoins
Awesome @ErrorsOnCoins
Far out coin 🪙 I dig it
Thanks for sharing
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this is a snazzy multi-struck/brockage?
my brain is struggling a bit to reconcile the obv/rev with all that twisting and turning and struck-through other flan(s).
is this the order you think?
It not a brockage, it is an indent on a struck coin. The blank planchet that caused the indent would have a brockage on that coin.
Yes that is the correct order of the strikes.
Are you selling this coin?
Just curious cause it's on eBay also
Yes.
I can not post a link tho.
I just wanted to share a great photograph of a very cool coin.
Very cool 😎
Dang Slick, nothing escapes your amazing powers of observation.
Oh thanks boss,,,& no disrespect intended sry if that was spoken wrong
I just shared the image with Google image/lens but it said image
What would cause the partial edge fold below Abe?
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
I do not know.
It does look like the second strike cupped up and somehow it got pressed down.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
That's a first for me as well
Is this the best picture of the hologram?
Or does it look better maybe different angle?
I'm thinking to sell that you might wanna re-slab it.
Hold my beer..........
https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1936-50c-norfolk/images/9337
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if you ever have access to some playdoh or the like, put some in your hand and squeeze. (if you do it enough, you'll get the curl)
there are some youtube videos of people squishing the crap out of things with massive presses and you can see this effect on a wide selection of the poor items being turned into pancakes. i'm kinda shocked we don't see it more on error coins like this.
5 dates and it's not even an error
Collector, occasional seller
Now let's find a double struck Norfolk with 6 to 10 dates...
I was going to buy it for my hologram collection but...
Oh dang sorry
@SlickCoins "I'm thinking to sell that you might wanna re-slab it."
@ErrorsOnCoins See why I said "Dang Slick, nothing escapes your amazing powers of observation."
You may want to hire him to review all your listings.
He may even find a hidden S on all your coins.
So far it's not a good thing to be socalled "amazing powers of observation"
It's the way I'm hardwired
I stand by my opinions
I understand I'm looking to close, everything changed once the Coin facts sorry all
Thanks all
What happened in 1965 at the mint, equipment malfunctioned, employees malfunctioned, poor quality metal? Seems like a lot of 65's with 2 and then 3 date coins.
Jim
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1964 and 1965 was an incredibly busy time at the Mint because of the composition change in the silver coinage.
Great coin! @ErrorsOnCoins
Never seen a triple dated one.
Really a fantastic piece!!
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But PLEASE don't recertify it. After all some, wannabe might buy it just for the plastic!
Geez! Really??!!!
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I mean if you all dig the hologram so do I
@SlickCoins "It's the way I'm hardwired"
Seems like you might have wiring problems.
That was a good one
😂
That's a nice one.
Do you think these errors occurred because it was "an incredibly busy time st the Mint?"
Or because there were people in the business of producing intentional errors by the handful during this time? 🙄
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
Could be either. Or both. They may have accidentally produced them but intentionally removed them. They were having production issues
@ErrorsOnCoins... That is the first triple date error I have seen.... Thanks for the great pictures. Cheers, RickO
Wow, really neat piece.
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Altho not quite as dramatic as the OP, this one also has 3 dates ...
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ha. nice. been a while since i seen a decent multi-multi-struck here on the forum.
i do recall a handful or so over the years with 10, 20, 30+ strikes others have posted here. i remember each time seeing one thinking, "man i'm glad it's not ME that has to count them all!"
also the ones that have like 20+ coins all stuck together with dates showing. i'm gapping the name for this error type just now.
@LanceNewmanOCC -- these don't all have the dates showing, but it is 33/34 planchets bonded together. This coin was probably helped out of the mint by a worker, though.
Young Numismatist
Very cool!
Have never seen one before!!
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