Noodling finds

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

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JeffH

No, it's right -I have seen normal twist bits making triangular holes (until the full diameter of the shank has reached the hole). Especially so if blunt or incorrectly sharpened; been there, done that.
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ausjack

I'll send it too you so you can have a better look :ok:
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autocoupler

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='67099' dateline='1424076680'anyone got any ideas on this one, some sort of coldshut maybe, really funny mark in the bottom of the hole and it's in a triangular shape so not a dill


This pic does it for me AJ. Ever seen those huge dump trucks they use in mining? I reckon I can see a few of them spiraling to and fro the pit. :grin: Sorry Mate, that is one unusual defect:cool:
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Pedro

A 2012 50c bubble above the haunch of the kangaroo - first one I have come across:







Also managed to pick up another 2 x 1993 50c and a 2014 AIATSIS.

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Goldseeker

There a several circles/bubbles on the 2012 50c piece.

I have found three places on the clues/indications given to me by Fulvio many moons ago.

I shall try and find the links to those circles reported earlier.
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Pedro

Goldie - if I remember correctly there were originally 3 more prevalent 2012 50c flaws:

(1) the bubble in the reed above the kangaroo's head

(2) the bubble in the reeds to the right of the emu

(3) the two dots near the kangaroo leg/5.

Of course there were various other combinations of cuds around the shield etc.

However, I don't remember seeing any reference to a bubble on the kangaroo although other noodlers such as yourself or AJ etc may have found them and my memory has just failed!

Pedro

Unicorn

You've done well Pedro!!!  Great pics.

It's a newie to me.

Goldseeker

Here is the link to a previous bubble discussion.   Hope it helps a wee bit.

http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=2025&page=2&highlight=2012+50c
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ausjack

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Nevol

Hmm...Possibly a strike through, maybe a chunk of metal loose between the dies? Also possibly PMD, can't say for sure.
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ausjack

Thanks Nevol, I have no idea but will keep it for a little :good: Maybe a coldshut??

06 die crack
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Unicorn

Well spotted with the die crack AJ!

The Zorro (on a bad day) mark on the other one is a bit hard to tell. Really unusual shape eh. Is there any flattening/damage on the reverse that would suggest PMD?

ausjack

Nope, that's one of the first things I look for are any marks on the flip side of the error as it's a bit of a give away to PMD if there is :winkextra:

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Unicorn

:laugh2: .... I thought you would have ..... but if your memory is like mine at the moment! Gee it would near have to be a cold shut as I can't see any displacement of metal near the edges. Funny shape eh, could near be dodecagonal by the looks, so an offcut might be on the cards?

ausjack

my memory is good for a sieve :laugh2:
yeah that's what I thought about that 1998 50 cent

here's some scans

you can only just make out the lines so that's why I try and get a pic

and here's that dollar again, this one's still got me stumped







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Jaxon is 2 and he'll give it to ya real quick and land one on ya chin in a blink and says 'bring it on' and also asks 'you want a bit of this' and points to his knee or elbow but I don't know where he gets if from or who stirs them enough to fight and that includes the girls :whistle2: But they are good kids and lots of fun :)
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