Noodling finds

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

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keldaw

I noodled this one today , broken first l in dollar.  coin 1984 dollar




this is a message I got today from a friend ,.

I am looking for an answer to tell them .
 this is all they told me and no picture yet ..  ,, kel ,,

I have found a $2 coin which is double the thickness and you can see it has been squashed out when stamped. Can you ask on the forum about it,as I have never used the forum am unsure how? regards ..


 any answers welcome and I will ask them for a picture of it ..
take care because we care ..

ausjack

looks like PMD sorry Kel but more pic's and on the angle would be better mate.
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

ausjack

just doing some 10 cents and found this little ripper and probably the best I've found, not good nick but will still keep it for now :) Better go look at the $90 that's left to search :dash1:

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Pedro

You could just about hide in that gap. Great find AJ!

Pedro

mkonst

Finally got my first 2014 MoR in my weekly noodling.:yahoo:

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Goldseeker

Nice noodling finds one and all.

Keep them pickies coming.
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JeffH

Only about half way through this week's quota of $1 coins  but quite excited about this find (1993 Landcare).
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Robster

Great find and image.!!
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Nevol

Very nice find! :drooling:
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Unicorn

Nice one Jeff!!!

Did you spot it from the side or from the face of the coin?

AJ, that is one cracker of a lamination. What year is it?

JeffH

Square on to the face it is not at all obvious (unless you already know and look very closely).
Whenever I have a handful of coins to noodle I always line them up and have a look at the edges before I sort them heads/tails, commemorative/normal, date etc. A collar error sticks out like canine gonads in that situation!
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Unicorn

Thanks Jeff, I was rather interested to know as when I found my first (and only) tilted partial collar I saw it from face on. Since then though I always roll around $20 at a time for a side view first.

robbiegal

oh fanks guys
now I know what it is!

Unicorn

Yes RG. Jeff's is a Partial Straight Collar.

Mine was tilted.

And here's some pics (which might also help determine why I asked the question as to how he noticed it).