Last night I finished noodling $200 x 10 cents and found two Rev cud types I've never seen before.
They are on 2009 and 2010 coins as shown on the cudless image below.
I found 5 x 2009 type (1 also had 3 Obv Hair Cuds + cuds on 10), and 8 x 2010 type.
Yellow/Red Arrow - 2009
Blue/Green Arrow â€" 2010
Just so you know where to look:
(http://i45.tinypic.com/34j2d6g.jpg)
10c 2009 c3v1 Rev Cuds in Inner Feathers
(http://i48.tinypic.com/15x9ts2.jpg)
10c 2010 C5V1 Rev Cuds on Side of Feather
(http://i50.tinypic.com/1z67a82.jpg)
10c 2010 C7V1 Rev Cuds on Side of Feather
(http://i47.tinypic.com/2zjjcd2.jpg)
All the following errors are one coin
10c 2009 c5v1 Rev Cuds in Inner Feather
(http://i45.tinypic.com/sn1nkg.jpg)
10c 2009 c5v2 Rev Cuds on 10
(http://i49.tinypic.com/dca1rt.jpg)
10c 2009 c5v3 Rev Hair Cud
(http://i48.tinypic.com/2r5ub0w.jpg)
10c 2009 c5v4 Rev Hair Cuds
(http://i45.tinypic.com/28s0pc.jpg)
Crikey Nevol, I would need ice packs on my eyes after going through 2000 coins in that much detail:swoon:
Oops, nearly forgot about this one, by far the best find. :wavemulticolor:
10c 2006 V1 Obv - Tilted Partial Collar
(http://i47.tinypic.com/20pv82h.jpg)
10c 2006 V2 Rev - Tilted Partial Collar
(http://i45.tinypic.com/66jdbo.jpg)
10c 2006 V5 Edge Duo - Tilted Partial Collar
(http://i48.tinypic.com/zy95dg.jpg)
:good: ( no drooling emoticon here ) Excellent Partial collar Nancy.
Well done Nancy- good reward for some hard work.!!
Thanks Rob & accumulator, I'm quite pleased with the haul I got. :yahoo:
Wait till you see my entire list of coins I pulled out. Hardly worth taking the bags back, I kept so many. :whistle2:
Considering the reason for the noodling was mainly to get some 2011 10C coins, which I did, but only 6 of the little sods, a few of which are going on a journey. :winkextra:
Nice find with the tilted partial collar!
This is a list of all the 10c errors/varieties I found in my recent noodle.
It's a long list, so use the scroll function to see the rest. :grin:
Year Obv Details 1 Rev Details 2
2006 _ Tilted Partial collar _ _
2001 Obv Hair Cud _ _
2008 Obv Hair Cud _ _
2009 Obv Hair Cud _ _
2010 Obv Hair Cud _ _
2010 Obv Hair Cud Rev Cud on 0
2002 Obv Cheek, Lip cuds _ _
2006 Obv Chin Cud _ _
2006 Obv Cheek Cud _ _
2007 Obv Cheek Cud _ _
2010 Obv Lip cud _ _
2010 Obv Nose Cud _ _
2010 Obv Chin cud Rev 0 Cud
1999 _ _ Rev Cud on 1
1999 _ _ Rev Cud on 1+ Feather cud
2000 _ _ Rev Cud on 1
2004 _ _ Rev Cud on 1 & 0
2010 _ _ Rev Cud on 1
2012 _ _ Rev Cud on 1+ Feather cud
1976 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
1983 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2000 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2001 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2002 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2003 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2004 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2005 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2006 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2007 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2008 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2009 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2010 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
2012 _ _ Rev Cud on 0
1999 _ _ Rev Fat Cud between feathers
1999 _ _ Rev Med Cud between feathers
1999 _ _ Rev Long Cud between feathers
2000 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers
2005 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers
2008 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers
2008 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers + O Cud
2009 _ _ Rev Cuds in Sml side feathers
2009 Obv 3 x Hair cuds Rev Cuds in Sml side fthrs + Cud on 10
2010 _ _ Rev Cuds on Side of Fthr
2010 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers
2012 _ _ Rev Cud between feathers
2012 Obv Str Thr Oil Rev Cud between feathers
2012 Obv Str Thr Oil Rev Extra Line
2012 Obv Str Thr Oil _ _
2012 _ _ Rev Bump between feathers
2012 _ _ Rev Extra Line
2012 _ _ Rev Extra Line + ragged 0
1973 Obv Lam 10.30-6.30 _ _
1975 Obv Lam 4-7, 3-8 _ _
1979 Obv Lam 1-7 _ _
2001 Obv D.Ck Neck-Rim Rev Cud on 0
2003 _ _ Rev Rim-Fthr into Barbs
2010 _ _ Rev ^ in 3 places
2008 Obv fold on rim _ _
2001 _ _ Rev V. Worn Die
2004 _ _ Rev V. Worn Die
2001 Obv Profile D'bling _ _
1976 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
1980 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
1981 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
2000 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
2004 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
2008 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
2010 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
2012 _ _ Rev Missing Feather
1999 Obv Large Obverse _ _
If there's anything on the list you'd like to see an image of, just ask. :winkextra:
:scratch_one-s_head: so what one's are worth keeping and what would be the most valuable?
The one at the top of the list is IMO the most valuable, 2006 -Tilted Partial collar.
Most of the others are only of interest/value to a dedicated error collector like me.
I only decided to noodle $200 in 10c as I was after some 2011 coins, and I got 6 of those, so anything else was a bonus.
The list will give other error collectors an idea of what's out there waiting to be discovered and as I mentioned in another post, I found 2 Rev cud types I'd never seen before, so I'm sort of chuffed with them. :winkextra:
This is another new version of a cud on the 0, it's a 2010 coin and has 2 small cuds on the bottom of the 0, as well as an outline of a cud on the top left.
(http://i48.tinypic.com/205p0nq.jpg)
Here are some shots of one of my 10c Die clashes. I have 3 like this, 1 x 2001 and 2 x 2005. Others years with much less clash to be seen are 2003, 2006, and 2008.
Rev clashes can be found, but it's nowhere near as good as the obverse ones. Rev years are I've found are 1988, 2000, 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08.
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 1.1
(http://i48.tinypic.com/2q80x6s.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 1
(http://i45.tinypic.com/2ro4xm9.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 2
(http://i45.tinypic.com/v5d388.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv die Clash v6
(http://i49.tinypic.com/o8yr5v.jpg)
that is brilliant!!!
Just found a 2008 with the same type of cud on the feathers as in 1999. This one's towards the base of the feathers, and a similar size.
And again on a 2012, although on the example I have, the cud only fills half the gap, coming up from the bottom feather. Never seen a 1999 do that, so it may be quite a different die break. Anyway, I'll see about taking a pic of all three tomorrow.
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='11419' dateline='1365146234'Here are some shots of one of my 10c Die clashes. I have 3 like this, 1 x 2001 and 2 x 2005. Others years with much less clash to be seen are 2003, 2006, and 2008.
Rev clashes can be found, but it's nowhere near as good as the obverse ones. Rev years are I've found are 1988, 2000, 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08.
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 1.1
(http://i48.tinypic.com/2q80x6s.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 1
(http://i45.tinypic.com/2ro4xm9.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv Die Clash Duo 2
(http://i45.tinypic.com/v5d388.jpg)
10c 2001 Obv die Clash v6
(http://i49.tinypic.com/o8yr5v.jpg)
Excellent die clash Nancy,if i had 2 good arms i'd be inspired to do some noodling. :wavemulticolor:
Here are some images of 10c Rev Die clashes. They're a bit harder to spot as the rev is so 'busy'.
This is the partial outline of HM’s forehead and nose to the right of the 1, 2nd image is a normal 2006 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2006 Normal v1
(http://i40.tinypic.com/17et8h.jpg)
Top pic shows tiny bits of HM’s hair between all the barbs of the feathers, bottom pic is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2012 Normal Duo v1.jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/5dtje8.jpg)
This is the partial outline of HM’s chin and neck going into the Lyrebirds beak, 2nd image is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 D.Clash V 2012 Normal Duo v4
(http://i43.tinypic.com/1e6fjl.jpg)
This shows a partial outline of the back of HM’s head in the large curved feather, 2nd image is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2012 Normal v5.jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/66w9c5.jpg)
This is another view of the top of the 0, plus the area to the right that shows bits of HMâ€s Hair between the barbs of the feathers.
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash v6 (2).jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2ngsrpd.jpg)
Excellent posts!
I have never looked for the feather cuds before, and found my first one last night!
Well done! Some are fairly common, some are hard to find, but now that you've found your first one, others will follow for sure. :winkextra:
Please tell me how the heck you can spot so smaller details that is different from the norm. Have you got Maganifaction Eyes or something?
Regardless, all nice finds.
I can only find the larger type errors.
I shall post some pictures of some of my errors a little later.
Would love to see your ones Goldy.
I am sure they will be worth looking at!
QuotePlease tell me how the heck you can spot so smaller details that is different from the norm. Have you got Maganifaction Eyes or something?
All my noodling is done with a 5x Loupe that has a 26mm lens and I can see the entire side of any coin, even a Crown. I do my noodling sitting in my favourite armchair with a soft light coming from behind my left shoulder.
I have paid up to $9 each for some of my Loupes, of which I have about 15, but I only ever use the 26mm ones, and would not use anything else. It has two 5x lenses, but I only ever use one. A few years ago, these cost $2.95 at either Dollars & Sense or Dollar Dazzlers, but they might cost a bit more now.
The hinge tends to become very loose so I just wrap an elasticed hair band around it as many time as it will go. Rubber bands will serve the same purpose, but they deteriorate and end up sticky.
(http://i42.tinypic.com/11h8cw6.jpg)
We use magnification, Goldy. I have a x10 loupe which is excellent, even with my degraded eyes.
Apologies for not posting those cud pics yet, I've been a bit AWOL, and I'll try and do it tomorrow. Meanwhile, I found a very nice 1999 tail cud which looks like it was struck through the cud. The bottom half has been flattened, though oddly the detail of the feather rib is visible. Almost as if the cud broke off to reveal the intact coin beneath, though that is of course impossible.
Y'know Nevol, I've never ever been able to get the hang of that style of loupe. No idea why, I just seem incapable of operating them. The type I use has the clear bottom half, and is used for looking at slides on a light table.
QuoteThe bottom half has been flattened, though oddly the detail of the feather rib is visible.
Fulvio, Does it look like this one where it seems the whole ‘fat’ cud was there initially, but the bottom bit came away and left just the outline?
10c 1999 Rev Half ‘Fat’ Cud v2
(http://i43.tinypic.com/ih0b47.jpg)
My theory of this is that there are two sections of the ‘Fat’ cud that melded together over time and that this is a precursor to the melding.
10c 1999 Rev ‘Fat’ Cud v2
(http://i41.tinypic.com/312i5ft.jpg)
Surely a quick look at the above coin would reveal that cud without any magnification at all?
Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='13852' dateline='1367836126'Surely a quick look at the above coin would reveal that cud without any magnification at all?
Yes that one would be hard to miss, but I can't even make out the dates on the smaller coins without magnification, so I'd be flat out seeing most cuds, die cracks, partial collars, die clashes etc etc. :winkextra:
Here, finally, is a (crappy) pic:
(http://goo.gl/Sn8k9)
Three 1999's, the middle one being the one with the break or strikethrough, then the 2008 and 2012. Sorry for the focus on the 2012 closeup... light was terrible, and I was having trouble focussing.
If that IS a piece of the cud broken off, I'd like to know how its possible to have detail underneath it. It just doesn't look right to me. Perhaps I need to study the mechanics of cud formation in greater detail?
Oh, and Goldy, while you can see these cuds unmagnified (its about equivalent to looking at the above image I guess), can you see all eight cuds, the doubling on two of the 1999's, the spike in the middle of the flat part of the tail on the top 1999, or the strikethrough to the right of the 2012 cud? I certainly can't without magnification. :)
Maybe I should put more effort into looking for these errors as all I really do is lay about 20 coins at a time in front of me on the desk, heads side first, browse thoroughly over them without any magnification, once dates and errors have been checked I flip the coins over and do the same but with a little more attention to detail as there is more to look for on the reverse I reckon. When all coins are back in the bags I than get out the magnifier and squiz at what I think I have found.
So pretty much I find all my errors with the NEKED eye unless I really need to look at a coin during search. It doesn't really strain my eyes at all not using the magnifier I guess I just have good scanners :angel: lol..
What kind of camera do you use Nevol? Just asking because I was looking at buying the same kind of loupe as the one you pictured but I just didn't think it would do the job but looking at yourr photos I guess I am wrong:dodgy:, they seem to go alright by the pics.
I have a USB Microscope. Read a bit about them here.
http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=971&highlight=Kaiser
http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=395&highlight=Kaiser
Here are most of my 10c Die Cracks:
10c Rev F1 - F3 Example forwhen I refer to F1, F2 and F3
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2yzfl6v.jpg)
10c 1980 C12 Rev D.Ck Rim-Thr 3 Fthrs
(http://i39.tinypic.com/jtmgyv.jpg)
10c 1980 C23 Obv D.Ck Thr A +
(http://i40.tinypic.com/2ezhf5v.jpg)
10c 1981 C13 Rev D.Ck Bet F1 F2
(http://i39.tinypic.com/xn5b9s.jpg)
10c 1998 C14 Rev D.Ck Thr F2
(http://i43.tinypic.com/25g9ers.jpg)
10c 2001 C1 Obv D.Ck Rim-1-Jaw
(http://i44.tinypic.com/24e12dl.jpg)
10c 2001 C2 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck-up
(http://i42.tinypic.com/2lxbarp.jpg)
10c 2001 C3 Obv D.Ck Rim-1+
(http://i42.tinypic.com/23w1wdg.jpg)
10c 2001 C15v1 Rev D.Ck Rim-Thr F1-Barb
(http://i39.tinypic.com/vy6zon.jpg)
10c 2001 C15v2 Rev D.Ck Rim-Thr F1-Barb Close-Up
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2gt7m2w.jpg)
10c 2001 C16v1 Rev D.Ck 1-F1
(http://i43.tinypic.com/n2lvf9.jpg)
10c 2001 c16v2 Rev DPL Beside 1
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2ijrk1v.jpg)
10c 2001 C17 Rev D.Ck Thr F3
(http://i44.tinypic.com/25z11fn.jpg)
10c 2002 C4 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck
(http://i43.tinypic.com/ohsqia.jpg)
10c 2002 C18 Rev D.Ck LB's Neck-Fthr-Foot-Rim
(http://i42.tinypic.com/90mx6q.jpg)
10c 2003 C5v3 Obv2xD.Cks Back of Neck-LI-Rim Thr U-Hair Duo
(http://i39.tinypic.com/122bzbo.jpg)
10c 2003 C6 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck
(http://i44.tinypic.com/3126zyr.jpg)
10c 2004 C7 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2n8qa09.jpg)
10c 2005 C8 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck+ Up
(http://i40.tinypic.com/2ly6f12.jpg)
10c 2005 C9 Obv D.Ck Rim-Neck
(http://i39.tinypic.com/x2w0mx.jpg)
10c 2005 Rev D.Ck + Cud C1v1
(http://i43.tinypic.com/fs7df.jpg)
10c 2005 Rev D.Ck + Cud on inside edge top of 0 C1v2
(http://i41.tinypic.com/2w314w0.jpg)
10c 2006 C10 Obv D.Ck Rim-Thr I, Hair-Tiara
(http://i41.tinypic.com/2eq5300.jpg)
10c 2006 C11 Obv D.Ck Rim-Thr A, Hair
(http://i41.tinypic.com/15mmp05.jpg)
10c 2006 C19 Rev D.Ck Rim-Thr 3 Fthrs
(http://i40.tinypic.com/zt7v6a.jpg)
10c 2006 C20 Rev D.Ck Bott 0-LB's Beak-Rim
(http://i40.tinypic.com/2dvvdf.jpg)
10c 2006 C21v1 Rev D.CkRim-Thr F1-0
(http://i42.tinypic.com/314p2tk.jpg)
10c 2006 C21v2 Rev D.CkRim-Thr F1-0
(http://i41.tinypic.com/nxmf46.jpg)
10c 2008 C22 Obv D.Ck Over ETH II
(http://i41.tinypic.com/fdaedt.jpg)
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='13583' dateline='1367536113'Here are some images of 10c Rev Die clashes. They're a bit harder to spot as the rev is so 'busy'.
This is the partial outline of HM’s forehead and nose to the right of the 1, 2nd image is a normal 2006 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2006 Normal v1
(http://i40.tinypic.com/17et8h.jpg)
Top pic shows tiny bits of HM’s hair between all the barbs of the feathers, bottom pic is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2012 Normal Duo v1.jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/5dtje8.jpg)
This is the partial outline of HM’s chin and neck going into the Lyrebirds beak, 2nd image is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 D.Clash V 2012 Normal Duo v4
(http://i43.tinypic.com/1e6fjl.jpg)
This shows a partial outline of the back of HM’s head in the large curved feather, 2nd image is a normal 2012 coin, same area
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash V 2012 Normal v5.jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/66w9c5.jpg)
This is another view of the top of the 0, plus the area to the right that shows bits of HMâ€s Hair between the barbs of the feathers.
10c 2005 Rev D.Clash v6 (2).jpg
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2ngsrpd.jpg)
I'm quoting the whole post to get the pics up.
Just found a 2000 clash with the profile from the beak up the side of the 1, some hair inside the 0 and the back of the head inside the top rib only in the tail loop. Sadly this coin also has two nasty spots of verdigris. :(
I see in post #30 that Photobucket has somehow stuffed up all of my 10c Die Crack images so I'll re-do them all in Tinypic and fix the links up when I can.
I have not even attempted to do anything in PB for ages as it always screws up when I'm in the middle of doing something, so I don't even bother with it any more! It has to be the most frustrating site I've ever been on.
Post #30 has now been fixed.
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='32164' dateline='1382651145'I have not even attempted to do anything in PB for ages
Why don't you just use the gallery here?
Or your own webspace... every ISP offers at least SOME with every account.
Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='32242' dateline='1382697667'Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='32164' dateline='1382651145'I have not even attempted to do anything in PB for ages
Why don't you just use the gallery here?
Or your own webspace... every ISP offers at least SOME with every account.
The gallery on this site is "AWSOME" and dead easy to use (Even I can do it) :blush::good:
Yeah, I dunno. Stuck in a rut with Tinypic I guess. :angel:
10c 1970 Obv C1 Lam Trio
(http://i39.tinypic.com/21b3cxx.jpg)
10c 1970 Obv C2 Lam Multi
(http://i43.tinypic.com/11m7242.jpg)
10c 2008 Obv Metal under ELI A - Worn Die?
(http://i40.tinypic.com/v3f1ux.jpg)
10c 2008 Obv Metal under ELI A - Worn Die?
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That's nice. Bit unusual to find something like this. Most are either a slight doubling around one or more letters, or massive cudding around the entire legend. This fits neatly between the two extremes, and I would think that suggests the dies disintegrated fairly rapidly from this stage.
BTW, I reckon we could flood an entire forum with flaw pics. We must have many thousands of examples between us. :)
I could spend all day every day taking piccies, and I reckon after a year I'd have about 20% of my errors imaged, but probably another year to get them all cropped, tinypic'd and posted.
From what you've said re the number of coins you have, I reckon you'd need somewhere between 10 & 20 years. :winkextra:
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='36586' dateline='1386483652'From what you've said re the number of coins you have, I reckon you'd need somewhere between 10 & 20 years. :winkextra:
And the rest...
The trouble is, every minute spent documenting is a minute not spent finding. Yet unless you document, you can never find anything again.
Which of course is a massive problem. That's why I'm investing time in developing systems that will help the process along. Tons of work up front, but with luck it will turn the actual cataloguing into something a barrel of monkeys could do. And as a byproduct, it should produce the database that Goldy requested all those many months ago, and which I foolishly promised to attempt. :dodgy:
Nevol, you've posted some fabulous errors today, thank you for going to all the effort.
I'm with McDuck on the 2008 metal under LI, it's very unusual.
Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='36592' dateline='1386485752'I'm with McDuck on the 2008 metal under LI, it's very unusual.
I actually found the first of those probably in 2010 as I have several images I did on 15/7/10 and back then I had 4, so I guess I have 5 all up. The one I just posted was found some time during the last 6 months. :angel:
Bloody bloody, $100 of 10 cent and 4 keepers so it's getting worse :( but these aren't to bad :winkextra:
(http://i60.tinypic.com/2ut111l.jpg)
(http://i58.tinypic.com/xc9nxy.jpg)
slight cud on the left as well
(http://i61.tinypic.com/35cpdfb.jpg)
(http://i60.tinypic.com/28hli8g.jpg)
That's what happens when you noodle AJ!
Nice finds.
Pedro
:( I know Pedro I know, but honest it was the worst bag I have ever seen with more coins with green death WAHHHHHHHHH :cray:
Yes, the "green" is a pain. Generally I am getting a bit tougher on these. If it comes off after a soak in water it stays. Otherwise it has to be something more special error-wise for keeping else it's back into the pond.
Pedro
cheer up A J , better then 1 or 2 ,
I often get $ 200.00 worth of dollars from the club , noodle them and take then back to the club for nothing at all , but my eyes are not good enough to look for small cuds like you do .. ,, kel ,,
They're nice ones AJ! Well done!
Some familiar looking errors there AJ! Well done. :good:
2011 small number cud
(http://i60.tinypic.com/10zo26f.jpg)
After searching this forum I decided to dig out my very very small number of Aussie decimal coins these were the first 2 I dug out. Probably well known to everyone here but first aussie decimal faults I have lol
1982 10 Cent coin 1
The full res photos are here but may take a bit to load if you click the gallery then full image down the bottom right "view full size" then click on the image after it loads to zoom full size http://wp.me/P4A88C-28t
(http://www.coinerrors.co.nz/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/IMG_75158-Copy.jpg)
(http://www.coinerrors.co.nz/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/IMG_75158-Copy-2.jpg)
(http://www.coinerrors.co.nz/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/IMG_75159-Copy.jpg)
(http://www.coinerrors.co.nz/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/IMG_75159-Copy-2.jpg)
Nice ones NZC! Great photos.
As above.! :ok:
The cud error in the last image here is (I think) a new one to me. Might have to have another look at my 1982 10c, but I don't think I kept many.
Thanks. Just finding that 2 of the 3 1982 10 cent coins I have (in good condition) had faults I was rather stoked haha. Might post a few other smaller errors on other coins some time getting to distracted with other stuff tonight.