Sharing a couple of pictures of my Error Coin NewP
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Very happy to add this piece to my collection.
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Holy Cow! It looks like a bullet placed into one of those giant slabs!
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Wow!
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That cent went thru hell!
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Howzabout a side shot of the slab?
Nice error coin!
Cool error. I dont like the giant slab for a coin that will fit into a normal slab thou.
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That coin will not fit into a normal slab. It is way too thick. Based on the weight, there are seven planchets in there.
I’m surprised they didn’t put a date on the slab label - it appears to be a 1996-D based on the photos.
Also, is it missing the top coin to the cluster? The top coin should have a normal appearing obverse design and would have been the actual die cap.
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Wow, now that's neat!
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Well if its too thick thats ok. The giant slab is a must in your case.
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Extremely Nice
Now, that coin would be appreciated by the best.
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.It is disappointing that the date is not listed on the label, but at the end of the day, it really does not matter. It is a nice piece for what it is. I would not be surprised if a coin (or two) is missing. The math works out to 7.5 planchets, so it is possible part of one broke away.
This is kind of coin that gets made at 4:50pm on the Friday before a three-day weekend.
Wow, that is very impressive. Congrats!
That's crazy. Looks like the result of a bullet frag from being shot into a thick piece of ferrous metal
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Wonder if that thing was ejected or did it stop the equipment and have to be extracted. Peace Roy
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It's so refreshing to see a real mint error without the use of a magnifying glass, loupe or scanning electron microscope!
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The coin is already put away, but the slab is a couple of inches thick.
Really cool, but how does something like this get out of the mint?