Aj's errors and PMD

Started by ausjack, October 09, 2013, 06:29:02 AM

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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='30495' dateline='1381464957'Ok ok as you don't want to put your glasses on here ya go mate

Excellent. Thanks mate.
New one to add to my list too.

I really gotta pull the finger out on writing all this stuff up one day...
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ausjack

yeah me too and take a heap of pic's..not looking forward to it either :( Yeah out of all the 2012's I've looked at this was the only one I've found but thought it strange when I seen it ;)
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Nevol

My theory on that strip type 'cud' on the tail is that a sliver of metal got in the press and that's where it landed, coin got struck and voila!  

Technical term might be attached 'struck through'. :dontknow:

Any one else got a theory about it? :huh:
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Goldseeker

If that is the cud in this discussion, then it is located near his hind leg and not near/close to the end of the roos tail.

Sorry about picking that one up.
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ausjack

all good GS, that's why I took the close up so everyone could see what I was talking about ;)
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='30502' dateline='1381466226'Technical term might be attached 'struck through'. :dontknow:

Technical term is actually a cold shut. If it were, it would look like a separate piece, like all the ones we've previously discussed. And of course being a flaw, it would be a one-off.

Without having it in hand, I'd say reserve judgement until we either find another, or have a really good look at the edges of it. Given the coin has other cudding visible, I'm leaning towards it being a cud. Especially since there are similar, larger flat cuds all over the roo's back on various years.
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