$1 Error Coins by Year Part 1 1984 - 1999

Started by Nevol, April 06, 2014, 11:52:17 AM

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Nevol

I've started a new project of getting all my error coins imaged and sorted so that hopefully, I'll never need to do it again. (Yeah, I know - fat chance!)

Sorry that the images are a bit blurry, nearly all my coins are in holders and to remove them for imaging would involve too much hassle, so what you see is the best I can do under the circumstances.

This is the first batch of $1 - all 1984, trying to keep similar types of error together.

Metal and Die Cracks
$1 1984 EC2v1 MoR Rev Metal R3 Tail - R2 Back


$1 1984 EC38 MoR Obv Metal Bust - Rim (5 Others)


$1 1984 EC59 Rev D.Ck 1-Rim


$1 1984 EC64 D.Ck Big Toe-Rim


$1 1984 EC65 D.Ck R1-R2


Not too sure what the next 4 are, but all have metal 'flaps' inside the rims.

$1 1984 EC51 Obv Metal


$1 1984 EC52 Rev Metal


$1 1984 EC53 Rev Metal


Die Fills
$1 1984 EC1v1 MoR Obv Die Fill ELIZABET mostly missing


$1 1984 EC68 Obv Filled Die ETH missing


$1 1984 EC69 Obv Filled Die LIA 1984 missing


$1 1984 EC55 Rev Filled R


$1 1984 EC56 Obv Filled 8


$1 1984 EC57 Rev Filled A


Cuds
$1 1984 EC58 v1 Rev Multi Cuds


$1 1984 EC58 v4 Rev Multi Cuds (Same coin as above)


$1 1984 EC60 R5 Cud


$1 1984 EC61 R5 Cud


$1 1984 EC62 R5 Cud
 

$1 1984 EC63 R5 Cud


$1 1984 EC70,71 Duo Rev Cud on R2's Back


$1 1984 EC66 Spew Roo V1


$1 1984 EC67 Spew Roo V2


10 Apr 2014 - New piccies follow:

$1 1984 EC54 Duo Obv D.Ck, +  Rev Metal


$1 1984 EC79v1 MoR Rev Cuds R1-R3
 

$1 1984 EC79v2 MoR Rev Cks Cud R5


$1 1984 EC80 Obv Cud Und Bust


$1 1984 EC90 MoR Rev Cud R2's Belly  
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='45969' dateline='1396750937'I've started a new project of getting all my error coins imaged and sorted so that hopefully, I'll never need to do it again. (Yeah, I know - fat chance!)

See? I KNEW that if I procrastinated long enough, somebody else would do this! ;)

Nice work, but a word of advice... don't include flaws. If you do, all the cold shuts/fills/strikethroughs will push the count up into the thousands. And being individuals, there's no point even looking for them. Besides, with 20 or 30 distinct errors on some coins, that's more than enough, isn't it? :)
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Nevol

I'll probably do a separate lot of threads for Lams, cold shuts etc, if I ever get that far. :angel:
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Robster

Always impressed by the amount of time and effort you put into your projects Nevol, a real credit.!!  Kudos.:wavemulticolor:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='45979' dateline='1396753514'I'll probably do a separate lot of threads for Lams, cold shuts etc, if I ever get that far. :angel:

Hehe... well, if you do, you'll want to move those rim flakes (cold shuts) and die fills to it. :angel:

Oh, and my offer to collaborate on a list/database still stands, if I can find the motivation (that round TUIT removes that excuse, dammit!). It was always the imaging that stopped me doing anything about it after making that promise to Goldy.
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ausjack

Ok I'll play but only because it's my very special Nancy and as I'm doing the same thing sorting mate, so here's some of mine even though some are the same..and if anyone is interested in any of these please feel free to message me :good: I think we should make our own book Nancy so we can make some money from all our hard work :(












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Nevol

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='45986' dateline='1396754967'Hehe... well, if you do, you'll want to move those rim flakes (cold shuts) and die fills to it. :angel: Dang, I didn't know those Cold shuts were cold shuts.
Not so sure that my images are good enough for that 'other' project you mention.
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Pedro

Well done Nancy and AJ!!

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Unicorn

:i_agree: ... top job Nevol & AJ!

Gee AJ, I don't even get to ask what year this time ...... :cards:

Goldseeker

I have posted all my lamination flaws/cold shuts etc into the Forums Gallery under my Forum name if anyone is interested.

Many of these flaws/laminations etc are going to be quite the same.

regardless, nice photos and scans in the previous posts.
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ausjack

Gee AJ, I don't even get to ask what year this time ......

not my fault mate, blame Nevol for lettin the cat out of the bag :winkextra:

If there's any there you don't have Nancy just yell out and I'll send them up :good:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='46007' dateline='1396763314'Not so sure that my images are good enough for that 'other' project you mention.

Hey, at least you have images! In my current circumstances, the best I might be able to manage is a blurry iPod snap in murky daylight.

At any rate, there's plenty of backroom work involved setting it all up before the eye candy really starts to matter. I've been thinking about it for a while now, and I'm torn between a database and HTML. Both have advantages. Final target would be a PDF in either case though, so people can have a ready reference in their pocket, like with the decimal mintages and polymer prefixes PDF's. I dunno about anybody else, but I refer to both several times a week, either to look something up or show a bank teller something.
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Nevol

By the way, I'm not including Rabbits in this lot, I think there's enough of them to warrant having their own thread.

1985, What there is of them.
$1 1985 EC39 MoR Obv Cud Und Nose

 
$1 1985 EC72 Rev D.Cks Both sides of  Bottom of 1


$1 1985 EC73 Rev D.Ck 1 - Rim

 
$1 1985 EC74 Rev Cud @ Base R3's Tail

 
$1 1985 EC75 Rev Cud @ Tip R5's Ear
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Nevol

I just replaced 1 image in the 1st post,  and added 4 more.  
All amendments are at the end of the post, so 5 x 1984 $1 images that are 'new'.

My only 1986 Error:
$1 1986 EC78 IYoP Rev Filled E



1988
$1 1988 EC33 1st Fleet Rev D.Ck @1k


$1 1988 EC81 1st Fleet Rev Cuds, D.Ck


$1 1988 EC82 1st Fleet Rev D.Ck @1k, 4k


$1 1988 EC83 1st Fleet Rev Multi Cuds, D.Cks


$1 1988 EC84 v2 Duo 1st Fleet Rev Multi Cuds, D.Cks


$1 1988 EC85 v1 1st Fleet Rev Multi Cuds


$1 1988 EC85 v2 1st Fleet Rev Multi Cuds


$1 1988 EC86 1st Fleet Rev Multi Cuds


$1 1988 EC87 1st Fleet Rev Cud, D.Ck


$1 1988 EC88 x2 1st Fleet Rev Cuds


None from 1989 - 1992
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='46236' dateline='1397091731'My only 1986 Error:

That's one more than me... :(

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='46236' dateline='1397091731'$1 1988 1st Fleet Rev

Four star point cracks? I was sure there were more than that, though not all seven.
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