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Anyone into errors know what causes this?

Thanks.



The Reverse is pretty normal looking!



I hope this helps bigtime. It's your show now!

dcamp78

I had a similar dime a while back but mine had the full date.
I believe the consensus was that this type of error is called an 'collar clash'.

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Type2

<< <i>I had a similar dime a while back but mine had the full date.
I believe the consensus was that this type of error is called an 'collar clash'.

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Thanx David.

The In and the We are pretty much gone and there is something going on in front of his face, too.

cladking

This is from clashed dies.

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Thanx Clad.

foundinrolls

I think he is talking more about the details on the obverse and reverse. This is a clashed die error. The dies come together without a planchet between them. The dies "clash" and impart details to each other that then end up on the next few coins that are struck by that pair of dies until the details are obliterated by the further striking of coins.

Have Fun,
Bill

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Thanks guys. The owner will most certainly check this thread out eventually.

I suppose he'll identify himself when he logs on.

If not, at least he's had his questions answered thanks to you guys.

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OK Jim. It's up and been opinions rendered.

Looks like a die clash by consensus.

bigtime36

Thanks for the info everyone, and thanks for posting Boom....

Jim

walkerminus1

Do these "clashed die errors" bring a premium? I seem to notice them on modern Roosies more than any other coin, but usually just spend them. Are they worth more with if the clash is harsher as this one appears or a little less as there isn't a full date?

Rob

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