Sanded on the reverse side ?

Started by accumulator, April 02, 2013, 02:34:10 PM

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accumulator

My immediate impression was that this coin has had the reverse sanded off,you can see part of the rim at 8pm, what does everyone else think ?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Planchet-Error-Or-Mis-Struck-Australian-Penny-/130880812302?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item1e791ab50e&_uhb=1#ht_500wt_1288

Robster

Hard to tell with those pics- looks sus from this angle.!!
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JeffH

Enworb is rushing out to his shed to make a batch now. Just needs to know what date it is.:taunt:

The "description" is a giveaway even if everything else isn't.

Funny thing is his/her other listings look OK on a quick scroll through. Although Australian 2 Dollar Coin Die Adjustment Strike Error Weak Strike. in his completed listings doesn't look kosher to me.

Jeff
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WavyTwenty

I asked him to weigh it - I'll let you know if he replies anything.

Wavy20

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enworb

My guess is a 1947 or 48 Melbourne Penny and PMD for sure.

WavyTwenty

It weighs 9.09 grams - I let him know that it should weigh 9.45 grams.

Lets see what he says...

WavyTwenty

Looks like it resulted in: This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available.

Wavy20

accumulator

Good to see, good work Wavy20.
At least there are sellers out there that will listen.