Halfpenny Errors

Started by Nevol, March 16, 2014, 11:46:23 AM

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Nevol

1926 Ha'penny errors:  I recently organised all my ½d's and was surprised how many I had with errors, so here are the majority of the 1926 ones.  

I'll put up other years as I complete the images, but feel free to post images of any ½d errors you have.

½d 1926 C1 Error Multi Heavy Obv D.Cks + D.Fill on Rev



½d 1926 C2 Multi D.Cks both sides



½d 1926 C3 Trio:Heavy Obv D.Cks


½d 1926 C4 Multi1: Multi D.Cks both sides




½d 1926 C5 Trio: Heavy D.Ck Rev


½d 1926 C6v1 Obv Cud on bottom of  E


½d 1926 C7v1 Rev D.Ck  through Date



½d 1926 C8v1 Obv Lam Above OM


½d 1926 C9 Duo: Obv Legend Doubling


½d 1926 C10v1 Obv D.Ck through F:


½d 1926 C12 Duo Obv D.Cks:

½d 1926 C2 Multi2.jpg
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Unicorn

Some very pronounced errors there Nevol!

Great pics ...... can't wait for the next installment.

Nevol

A couple late arrivals:

½d 1926 C13 Obv Halfmoon D.Ck:  I'm sure I have a much better version of this, but where.....?


½d 1926 C14 Obv D.Ck Between IV
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

JeffH

I love this one (top right) -that's more than just a crack! Looks like die has a piece completely separated.
Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

echidna

Wow some great stuff there.
That first one is excellent.

These are fairly common but interesting:


Robster

Wonderful examples and exceptional presentation (as per normal). !!!
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

autocoupler

Quote from: 'echidna' pid='43978' dateline='1394943323'Wow some great stuff there.
That first one is excellent.

These are fairly common but interesting:



Is that a Casper the ghost face inside the loop of the 2:angel:
As we age we lose three things, one is our memory and arrrrr I've forgotten the other two!

robbiegal

great pics and errors guys

jozk123

Very impressive errors
I can not believe the size of some of those die cracks.

Nevol

I've finished all the GeoV Errors, so here's the next instalment:

½d 1917 C1 Rev Lam Und F   


½d 1919 C1 Rev D.Ck A-Rim   


½d 1919 C2 Trio D.Ck -nwealth to Aust   


½d 1919 C3,C4 Duo    Two Separate Coins


½d 1921 C1-C3 Rev Frill over ALF Three Separate Coins   - Don't know what happened here.  An odd piece of debris must have got stuck to a die.


½d 1921 C4  Multi D.Cks   


½d 1921 C4 Duo3 Multi D.Cks   


½d 1921 C5 Multi Rev D    


½d 1922 C4-8 Rev Q 5 Separate Coins   


½d 1922 C5 Rev Cud on N, D.Ck A Duo   
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Unicorn

Some more excellent errors Nevol!

Gee AJ could near make a bowl out of the burl on the 1922 N!

Nevol

Oh good, another post, so I can put up another batch without it tagging on the end of the previous lot.

½d 1922 C6 Rev Lam above T, Obv D.Ck Rim to King's Shoulder

   
½d 1922 C7 Rev 2 D.Cks + Another N Cud Trio   

   
½d 1922 C8 Obv D.Cks through legend Trio   
   

½d 1922 C9 Rev D.Cks + D.Clash _ (Red/Green Arrows)   

   
½d 1922 C10 Rev Lam Multi   

   
½d 1922 C11 Obv D.Ck through S V D   
   

½d 1922 C12  Rev Cud H,N  Trio   


½d 1922 C12 (Same Coin as above) Cracks and Cuds in Beads - Nearly all the beads have a small cud joining them to the circle.

   
½d 1922 C12 Obv D.Cks Trio   
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Fordprefect

Interlude to allow next posting
1926 Halfmoon 1/2d
Rob the Elder

Nevol

Thanks FP, this is the 2nd last lot.

½d 1922 C12v1 Obv D.Clash Duo   

   
½d 1922 C13 Obv D.Ck Duo   In addition to the D,Cks, this coin is covered with Lam's, they're everywhere.

½d 1922 C13 Rev Peel Duo 2   
   
½d 1922 C13 Rev Peel Duo   

   
½d 1925 C1v1 Rev D.Ck Duo   

   
½d 1925 C2v1 Obv D.Ck Multi   

   
½d 1925 C3 Crappy Coin, but has a nice Rev D.Ck   
   

½d 1933 C1 Obv Lam Duo   
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

Fordprefect

Brief interlude to allow the continuation::angel:

1926 1/2d Rim to Rim Die Crack
with a bit of doubling going on.
Rob the Elder