'64 Half - jagged planchet?

scotty1419

I just picked up a few rolls of 1964 halves and noticed this one - would this be an error in the planchet of some sort? Is there any premium for this?

silverpop

looks PMD

jmcu12

Could you retake the pics I cannot say for sure. It might be.

Is there a blakesly effect?

What does the reverse look like?

dcarr

To me, that looks like a genuine defective planchet error.

scotty1419

You probably cant see it very well in the pic but the reeding is evident on the rim over the area in question.

jonathanb

Genuine, no doubt

FredWeinberg

It's called a 'ragged end' clip;
the unfinished start or end of
the long strip that gets punched out.

johnny9434

coool clip. i dont know of any other value thou

tightbudget

That's a ragged clip. Definitely worth a premium of some sort, but I don't know by how much.

scotty1419

Has anyone seen a selling price for one?

Thanks for the input!

frnklnlvr

Here's one of mine. I'm not sure of the value of your '64. For my Franklin I think I paid around $75 with it having already been certified.

seanq

<< <i>Has anyone seen a selling price for one?

Thanks for the input! >>




Definitely genuine, and relatively common on that date, in fact I've seen several examples with a much rougher jagged edge. In that condition (and with the price of silver) it's probably a $20-25 error.


Sean Reynolds

scotty1419

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Thats a neat piece. Is there also the beginning one of on the opposite end? (4/5 o'clock on the obverse)?

frnklnlvr

<< <i>Thats a neat piece. Is there also the beginning one of on the opposite end? (4/5 o'clock on the obverse)? >>



That's the Blakesly effect at TRUST.