Noodling finds

Started by Nevol, December 23, 2012, 05:35:51 PM

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ausjack

it's a private security company GS from overseas here's a wiki on it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosegur

Operations[edit]
Prosegur operates in three service lines: technology, cash management solutions, and surveillance. Their operations encompass cash in transit, home security monitoring, manned guarding, fire protection, and security installation.

Global Presence[edit]
Prosegur operates in 17 countries globally.[1] Prosegur's entry into new markets and subsequent expansion has often been through acquisition.[4] Its operations grew initially through Spain, Portugal and Latin America, but have since expanded to other parts of Europe and Asia.

In 2013, Prosegur entered the Australian market with the acquisition of the second largest cash-in-transit business in the country, the Australian division of Chubb Security for A$145 million (€95 million)[5]

Prosegur holds a market leading position in many of the countries in which it operates, including Spain, Brazil and Germany.
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Pedro

Was sorting through my latest noodling keepers and came across this marking on a 2000 Royal visit 50c:

http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6081

http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6082

http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6083

Is this a result of wire (or some other foreign body) at the time of minting or just PMD? The gullies look smooth.

Pedro

ausjack

mm don't know sorry Pedro, maybe Mark or Nevol might know :)

Just doin a few 5's and out of a $100 bag got these and yet again 2 in one $5 bag



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Nevol

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='57718' dateline='1408696033'Was sorting through my latest noodling keepers and came across this marking on a 2000 Royal visit 50c:

Is this a result of wire (or some other foreign body) at the time of minting or just PMD? The gullies look smooth. Pedro
Can't make out what part of the coin the 2nd & 3rd images are of, and with the 1st image a couple shots taken on an angle might help with ID'ing the problem.
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Pedro

OK Nancy will try again and see if I can get some clearer shots.

Pedro

Pedro

Have tried some more shots but with my USB I can't seem to get close-ups but hopefully the angles used can give a bit better perspective.

There are a couple of large divots which are marked on one of the photos. If it is something on the die it doesn't look like wire given the forking.

The channel that is where the Queen's mouth is looks smooth.
 
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6118
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6119
http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6120

Pedro

ausjack

not knowing but I'd say yes to wire and a nice face melt as well, nice find Pedro :good:
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Nevol

It appears as though the lips part of the die may have picked up some crud.  Filled die maybe. Possibly struck through grease or struck through wire.

With the different images, it doesn't look like they're all of the same coin,  but I can tell it is from the other marks etc.  :dontknow:
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Pedro

Thanks Nancy and AJ for the feedback.

I tried a few different angles and the way the light fell it threw up a few different faults that weren't as obvious from the straight on shots.

Pedro

ausjack

Sorry I could really be of any assistance Pedro but I'm learning :)

:yahoo: I thought you beauty, so suss this

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ausjack

sweet, just got another SA 50 cent but not very good nick but still makes up another set so that's two in the last few weeks :yahoo:
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ausjack

:laugh2: yeah I had one and they drilled into my head and I'm ok..sort of :blink: and ya know I think your right Uni because I thought :scratch_one-s_head: hold on this is one I haven't seen anywhere and unusual spot and seemed just a little to good to be true so lets just hav a little looksie at the flip side and whalah it was :dodgy:

so I was like :ireful: you mongrel I hope it stuffed ya bit :angel:

so it's a fake cud :swoon:
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Goldseeker

Just completed my Monday Noodling of 500 X $1 and 2000 x 50c pieces for a very dirty Incuse 50c piece and 2010 $1 Spew Roo.
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