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Loot from Type2's giveaway
messydesk
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A while ago, Type2 had a generous giveaway in which I won a handful of error coins. Pretty cool assortment of stuff. Thanks, Type2!
A few small clips:
A 20% clip on a 1966 dime
Tilted partial collar on a 64-D nickel:
1965 10c on a thin planchet weighing 1.7 grams (normal is 2.27 gr).
Some off-centers:
Connecticut 25c struck through a lot of grease.
A few small clips:
A 20% clip on a 1966 dime
Tilted partial collar on a 64-D nickel:
1965 10c on a thin planchet weighing 1.7 grams (normal is 2.27 gr).
Some off-centers:
Connecticut 25c struck through a lot of grease.
John
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
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Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
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<< <i>Wow, that looks to be a most generous give away! Really cool stuff!!!
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the 1965 dime looks acid-eaten, and the CT quarter looks machine sanded. the dollar might be PMD also.
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<< <i>the 1965 dime looks acid-eaten, and the CT quarter looks machine sanded. the dollar might be PMD also. >>
- I was wondering about the dime, since the design is a little mushy, but the reeding is sharp.
- The rims are full on the quarter, and sanding would take down the high points rather than the low points.
- There is a weak Blakesly effect on the dollar you can see in the first S in STATES.
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Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
That Type2 is one cool cat!
-Paul
I like the major clips and the CT quarter. The tree on the reverse of that one looks like it is emerging from the fog.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.