1964Y. Pic. Request.

[Robster]

Renniks shows three different varieties as follows- One Kangaroo paw-V. Scarce / Three Kangaroo Paws-V. Scarce / Four Kangaroo Paws-???. does anyone have photos for a visual check please.!!!

[ausjack]

Don't fret the queen should be along directly :dontknow: what's going on as she'd normally be over this like a rash

[Goldseeker]

Comon Nancy, where are you?

[robbiegal]

my guesses

one paw definate


normal 'two paws'

3   not entirely sure - I'll see if I have a better example here - somewhere

[trout]

Sweet die crack on that last one RG :dance2:

[robbiegal]

ta - funny, I had that coin for the 3 denticles between the date and the roo's hind leg
didn't really notice the die crack as much - funny what you focus on and yep - it is pretty cool!

reckon there's 3 paws there?

I dunno really - I just put it beside the one paw to compare as a 'two paw', and thought, well look at that - the coin looks to have 3 paws!

[Robster]

Thankyou Robbiegal, perfect pics for my needs. I have a few with what I believe are 3 paws (seems like heavy strikes and that die crack are a common denominator.) You're a Gem.!!!

[robbiegal]

cheers
I think we need a better 3 paw example
perhaps you'll find one tonight?

and ps
that 3 paw with the die crack - I have another one with exactly the same, die crack &  denticles and that funny lump under the 1 in the 1964
so the errors are definitely all in the die

[Nevol]

I don't have one of these with the 'extra' paws, sorry. :angel:

[robbiegal]

hi Nevol
I didn't think that I had one until I took the photo!

[Robster]

Quick image of 3 Paw Roo with die crack and metal fracture.

[trout]

Just going a bit :off_topic:
I was having a squiz at my penny buckets and found this 1962 coin slightly rotated.
Every time I look in these I find something :dance:
It isn't spectacular but it is different :ok:
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[Robster]

Old buckets of Pennies are the gift that keeps of giving.!! :yahoo:

[robbiegal]

Just going a bit :off_topic:
I was having a squiz at my penny buckets and found this 1962 coin slightly rotated.
Every time I look in these I find something :dance:
It isn't spectacular but it is different :ok:

keep looking Trout as the '62 is your very likely year to be rotated
as is the '63

[Fordprefect]

Robster,

The "Four Paw" '64 penny will usually be found with
a tiny die crack running Rim to Rim starting below
the P in penny and ending just below the first N.

I doubt very much the "Scarce" title, perhaps Not Common.:dodgy: