Clipped Coins

Started by gnome, September 09, 2012, 07:59:35 PM

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gnome

One of my personnel favourites,1979 double clipped, double bar 50 cent piece.







Another double clipped 50 cent.


Alot of these images are old scans and pics.

20c

10c

Australian coin


enworb

1961 3d

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markn

Clips are kind of an obsession of mind.  One member here calls me the "clip king"







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Nevol

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QuoteOne member here calls me the "clip king"
A fitting title from the looks of all those clips you have. :biggrin:
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markn

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='244' dateline='1347268462'A fitting title from the looks of all those clips you have. :biggrin:

Yes, I have too many.  Here's a few more interesting ones.



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Nevol

How long have you been amassing them :icon_question:
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markn

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='249' dateline='1347269390'How long have you been amassing them :icon_question:

Since I started collecting coins.  I've always been interested in them for some reason despite how common they are.  These days I don't get too many, just the ones on odd denominations, some double clips, and bigger decimal clips.  I've got three elliptical clips which are my favourite and I'd like some more but they don't come up too often and are very pricey when they do.
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markn

PPH prodded me about posting this.  Lovely UNC 1967 20c that is clipped AND it's a partial collar.

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Nevol

They are all very appealing to me. I have a few, but it will take me ages to get a collection of clips like yours. :blush:
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gnome


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gnome your avatar is awesome!

gnome

Thankyou,
 it was one of my first misstrike florins, from memory I outbid some bloke in India to keep it here in Australia. Dem was the days before Ebay started screwing everything up, when you could see the other bidders.  
Got hooked on errors and varieties pretty much ever since.

markn

Quote from: 'gnome' pid='275' dateline='1347349379'Thankyou,
 it was one of my first misstrike florins, from memory I outbid some bloke in India to keep it here in Australia. Dem was the days before Ebay started screwing everything up, when you could see the other bidders.  
Got hooked on errors and varieties pretty much ever since.

What's going on with that 5c Gnome?
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markn

This clip is a bit mangy but it's an interesting and rare one.  It's a 1963 florin struck on an elliptically clipped planchet.  The missing part of the coin on the obverse runs from the E in REGINA around to the I in ELIZABETH.  The missing part is a very thin crescent shape very much like the new moon.  Bought it not quite sure if it was real or not but when I looked at it closer when I got it home it's clear there's some fish-tailing of the legends around the missing coin area.  This indicates metal flow towards the missing coin region when the coin was struck.  

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