Last one for Today, Off Center strike on Straight Clip Lincoln
Smittys
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From what I can tell, it actually looks like a large portion that came between the dies was actually ripped or folded off post strike. I could be wrong.
Looks like PMD to me....
ANA LM
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Can you shoot the straight edge while the coin is flat
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Like that, instead of angled in the first picture
This one looks like a generic off center which had the struck portion come detached after the strike. Occasionally errors like this one are damaged by counting or rolling equipment, I think the edge of the clip will show signs of trauma consistent with PMD.
Sean Reynolds
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More like deliberately sheared to make a more expensive error.
Looks like a planchet double feed..... Cheers, RickO