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ctf_error_coins · February 26, 2011 1:15AM

Seems like I have a constant flow of new errors coming in. Post a really cool eye popping error that we haven't seen before ....

Here is a great flip over double struck, double date error for my Y2K error type set in PCGS MS64 Red ...

How about a two headed dime ....

Broadstruck · February 26, 2011 1:30AM

Not new, but not posted frequently...

Although there's a few double struck Merc's most are either struck in collar with a touch or no overlap.

All other that have a second strike that is off center are mostly in XF or lower grades.

To my knowledge research wise this is the only known flip over double struck making it unique.

ctf_error_coins · February 26, 2011 4:48AM

Broadstruck, wow that is a really cool and rare F/O DS , very nice, You always come up with the cool errors.

Here is a new Silver Error I just got in on a Thin Planchet ......

ctf_error_coins · February 26, 2011 10:43AM

Silver Ragged Clipped Kennedy ........

Broadstruck · February 26, 2011 10:47AM

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That's neat as I don't think I've ever seen a rolled thin planchet larger then a dime.

Aegis3 · February 26, 2011 11:17AM

They're not new, but you haven't seen them before.

I haven't posted this one because it's something of a whatsit:

And for some reason I haven't posted this monster indent:

mgoodm3 · February 26, 2011 11:30AM

Not new, but not posted in a long time.

ctf_error_coins · February 26, 2011 11:35AM

<< <i>Not new, but not posted in a long time.

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That's new to me, very sweet error. Posting oldies but goodies is just fine by me ... as it is new to those who have not seen them before.

goodmoney4badmoney · February 26, 2011 12:34PM

Some not so great photos but a nice error...

CaptHenway · February 26, 2011 2:27PM

<< <i>They're not new, but you haven't seen them before.

I haven't posted this one because it's something of a whatsit:

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That curved line on the "reverse" (i.e., the image on the right)--is it raised or incused or what?

My first impression was that somebody took two cent planchets (which are relatively common and cheap), overlapped the other one atop this one and then applied a lot of pressure, making it go "squish." However, that is just a hypothesis at this point. I really want to know more about that curved line.

TD

Aegis3 · February 27, 2011 5:07AM

If I recall correctly, it would be a small change in elevation between the unstruck and struck areas, but I could very well be using what I think the coin is to recall my observations. I may have the sides messed up; as the "obverse/left" image looks like a typical stretch strike, with the other side looking like...? If I remember I'll go rummaging around my safe deposit box to find it next time I'm over there.

ricko · February 27, 2011 6:34AM

I am constantly amazed at the errors posted here... I just do not know how they all get out of the mint. Cheers, RickO

astrorat · February 27, 2011 9:15AM

<< <i>Not new, but not posted frequently...

Although there's a few double struck Merc's most are either struck in collar with a touch or no overlap.

All other that have a second strike that is off center are mostly in XF or lower grades.

To my knowledge research wise this is the only known flip over double struck making it unique.

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Yikes...that is a really nice Merc error...you have the coolest stuff!

johnny9434 · February 28, 2011 4:04AM

omg, them errors are mind boggleing. wtg all for sharing that

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