Halfpenny Errors

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

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Fordprefect

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='49307' dateline='1400245102'sorry fordie
I get the dot but the slope has me9Slopin well ... you know the term ...
Did this one on one of Robsters post.
The Down stroke from P in penny points to Denticle
(Call it Denticle 1)
A straight line drawn at the back of 5 to the Denticles,
The white line Points to Denticle 2 (Sloping 5 alignment)
The Black line Points to Denticle 3 (Normal 5 alignment)


Quote from: 'Fr45h3R' pid='49308' dateline='1400245229'I got one of those.. It's a flat / tilted 5 though, with a fake die crack through the Y in penny
Don't think it's a "Fake Die Crack" more like a Die Fault.
(That happens to look like a crack :angel:)
Yours is a very nice example, this coin in High grade
is a very tough coin to get hold of.

1955 Halfpenny Y Spike
Old photo must re-do it :-:blush2:
Rob the Elder

robbiegal

I wonder if Fr45's 1955 Y halfp is a carbon streak rather then a die crack? maybe?

thanks anyways for the tutorial - so the fat slope one has the dot between the half & penny
I may need time to figure this one out!!

Fr45h3R

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='49315' dateline='1400247516'I wonder if Fr45's 1955 Y halfp is a carbon streak rather then a die crack? maybe?

thanks anyways for the tutorial - so the fat slope one has the dot between the half & penny
I may need time to figure this one out!!

Yep, it is a carbon streak that looks exactly like the die crack heheh.
I was laughing at the coin when I got it because the photo was a scan, I could have sworn it looked like die crack through Y type.

I was very lucky to get my hands on this one (now in a pcgs ms64bn holder)
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robbiegal

it's a nice coin anyways Friar 45
I have a fondness for the Y diecrack & have a few too
but the slopey fat 5 little guy ... I will look see in my junk

Fordprefect

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='49315' dateline='1400247516'I wonder if Fr45's 1955 Y halfp is a carbon streak rather then a die crack? maybe?
Blimey I think your right, the spiked "Y" doesn't have the
Dot between Half and Penny.
Young Rob, new image required. That was quick.
(Both coins are tough in grade)

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='49315' dateline='1400247516'thanks anyways for the tutorial - so the fat slope one has the dot between the half & penny
I may need time to figure this one out!!
All the examples I have feature that Dot.
That dosn't mean all Fat 5's slopes left do though!!!

To do it, you do have to image the coin then start your line drawing.
The Standard '55 looks exactly the same with a casual look.
Rob the Elder

Robster

\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

robbiegal


Robster

1948 filled die (date) weak strike on lettering.

\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

ausjack

Gee that's not bad Robster, the aus and 8 are about the only things that are done properly and maybe a couple of denticals..look like a FINE example, or maybe extra fine, sorry :mocking:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

robbiegal

forgot that I have this one
Some obverse stains but a sweet old classic 'ALF' denticle variety




forgot about this one too
another of the denticles error collection
1953 halfpenny - denticles across the roo's snout

ausjack

I like the 21 better and near has full 8 pearls, very nice coins RG :good:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

robbiegal

yep yep
she's an unc AJ

here is a pretty 1954 halfpenny
die filled date  - so it is fat and rough looking (bit like me ha ha)

Unicorn

Nice one RG!

Doubling in Elizabeth?

robbiegal

GOLLY
well spotted Watson!!

ausjack

fat and rough looking (bit like me ha ha)

Come on RG, even tho I've never seen you I can tell your beautiful :blush2: never put ya self down mate, your tops in my books :ok:

Ya wanna see rough just look at my scared up ugly mug :winkextra:

oh and it looks like it has pretty tones :)
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.