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Neat "junk" silver find.........

longtimecollectorlongtimecollector Posts: 2,369 ✭✭
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Thumbing thru the recent "junk" silver turn up this little oddity !!!!!

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Notice the excellent Blakesly effect at the date, and as a bonus, a planchet lamination on the neck.

Not "new car money", but cool anyways !!!! image
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    DNADaveDNADave Posts: 7,350 ✭✭✭✭✭
    end of strip ragged edge?
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    LALASD4LALASD4 Posts: 3,602 ✭✭✭
    Looks a little funny to me but I am not really a clip guy.
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    nwcsnwcs Posts: 13,386 ✭✭✭
    Ragged edge clip, way cool!!!
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    JadeRareCoinJadeRareCoin Posts: 2,768 ✭

    That would really be super cool if it were a 1942/1 as well!
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670
    Nice.
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    gripgrip Posts: 9,962 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Cool coin.Ragged edge clips are not common.
    Al
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    NumisOxideNumisOxide Posts: 11,051 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Nice find Jim.
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    majorbigtimemajorbigtime Posts: 2,937 ✭
    Junk is right IMO!
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670


    << <i>Junk is right IMO! >>



    A legitmate mint error on a non circulating coin is junk to you?
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    majorbigtimemajorbigtime Posts: 2,937 ✭


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    << <i>Junk is right IMO! >>



    A legitmate mint error on a non circulating coin is junk to you? >>



    I'm not a expert, but it just looks damaged to me.
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670


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    << <i>Junk is right IMO! >>



    A legitmate mint error on a non circulating coin is junk to you? >>



    I'm not a expert, but it just looks damaged to me. >>



    Well that's what you get for thinking. I checked out the last three threads you posted in and you are on a very negative roll tonight. You appear to be trolling.
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    majorbigtimemajorbigtime Posts: 2,937 ✭


    << <i>

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    << <i>Junk is right IMO! >>



    A legitmate mint error on a non circulating coin is junk to you? >>



    I'm not a expert, but it just looks damaged to me. >>



    Well that's what you get for thinking. I checked out the last three threads you posted in and you are on a very negative roll tonight. You appear to be trolling. >>





    "Nice guys don't win ballgames"
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670


    << <i>

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    << <i>Junk is right IMO! >>



    A legitmate mint error on a non circulating coin is junk to you? >>



    I'm not a expert, but it just looks damaged to me. >>



    Well that's what you get for thinking. I checked out the last three threads you posted in and you are on a very negative roll tonight. You appear to be trolling. >>





    "Nice guys don't win ballgames" >>



    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked.
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    majorbigtimemajorbigtime Posts: 2,937 ✭


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    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked. >>



    What happens to Brokeback Mountain guys???
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670


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    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked. >>



    What happens to Brokeback Mountain guys??? >>



    I have no idea. Since that is your department, I'm wondering why you are asking me. Pop quiz?
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    majorbigtimemajorbigtime Posts: 2,937 ✭
    Sorry, I thought that might be your inclination.

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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670


    << <i>Sorry, I thought that might be your inclination. >>



    You have done that twice today. Your "thinking" has made you look like an ass again.
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    ShamikaShamika Posts: 18,785 ✭✭✭✭
    Definitely not post mint damage. Cool error!

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    goose3goose3 Posts: 11,471 ✭✭✭


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    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked. >>



    What happens to Brokeback Mountain guys??? >>




    You trying to Backdoor Craton with this line of questioning?
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    mgoodm3mgoodm3 Posts: 17,497 ✭✭✭
    Cool find.
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    pontiacinfpontiacinf Posts: 8,915 ✭✭


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    << <i>Sorry, I thought that might be your inclination. >>



    You have done that twice today. Your "thinking" has made you look like an ass again. >>




    thanks for the laugh Jason image
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    OffMetalOffMetal Posts: 1,684 ✭
    Nice find!!

    I'd buy it anyday! image

    I also love that Blakesly effect on that coin!!

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    SciotoScioto Posts: 955 ✭
    Blakesly effect - An interesting feature on many coins of this error type is something called the 'Blakesly Effect.' This is named after the gentleman who first described the feature and is recognized by a weakness in the rim directly opposite from the clip. The weakness is caused by the mechanical process of turning a 'blank' into a 'planchet' that is ready for striking into a coin. A blank is the round disk of metal that has been punched from coinage strip. The blank is then processed into a planchet by annealing the blank and then running the blanks through a machine that puts a rim on the disk of metal. This is done by forcing the blanks through an area slightly smaller than the diameter of the blank. The weakness in the rim directly opposite from the clip is due to the machine not being able to exert pressure on the blank in the area where the clip exists. The lack of pressure in the area of the clip results in low pressure opposite from the clip and less of a rim being formed.



    The above came from this article.
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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670
    The "uspet mill" is what is used to put the rim on the planchet.
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    RWRW Posts: 485 ✭
    Nice find with the Merc!

    Here's another ragged edge clip....got it from an obw roll a few months back.

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    CratonCraton Posts: 2,670
    I'm going to have to ONE UP you. Though it's not my find, I sold it for the finder. Many years ago he purchased a junk bag of silver and found this quarter struck on nickel planchet in the mix!
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    gripgrip Posts: 9,962 ✭✭✭✭✭


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    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked. >>



    What happens to Brokeback Mountain guys??? >>



    They get them kissed,than kickedimage
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    JRoccoJRocco Posts: 14,277 ✭✭✭✭✭


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    "Tough guys" usually get their asses kicked. >>



    What happens to Brokeback Mountain guys??? >>




    You trying to Backdoor Craton with this line of questioning? >>



    Normally I would say to run Jason run----BUT maybe this time you should run away backwards.....image
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