Noodling finds

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

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stevo1962

Just noodled a dot under bottom scroll London die 1920 penny
Yippee :yahoo:

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ausjack

get away with ya, mate you've been goin great guns :good:
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ausjack

this is the best one I've found yet, I'm a happy piggy :) yeah it could be better but I'm a begger :winkextra:

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enworb

Thats much better than the average 72 still getting around in circulation. Nice find mate.

Ozcoins

AJ, as Enworb said most of them in circulation now are pretty bad.
That is a good find!
Well done!

ausjack

yep the best I've found yet and because it's still so wet I thought I'd have another little noodle and not much just an 85 50 and 1 fedand 4 bubbles but not much else so far so nowto look for flaws :)
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Pedro

Decided to have a small noodle of $1 and 50c ($100 each).

Not much came out of the dollars:

1999 Older Persons in reasonable nick
2003 Women's Suffrage (ditto)
2008 rabbit ears  
2011 in good condition

Did better with the 50c:

1972 x 2 (although worn)
1974
1980 double bar
1985
1988
1994 wide date
1997
2001 New South Wales
2001 Northern Territory x 2
2005 WWII with sizeable cud on bottom of the priest's shawl
2012 two dots near the five

Several 2000 Millenniums no incused - all falcons :dash1:

Pedro

Fulvio

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='34277' dateline='1384330788'2003 Women's Suffrage (ditto)

Large of small?

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='34277' dateline='1384330788'2005 WWII with sizeable cud on bottom of the priest's shawl

Its actually called a stole, not a shawl. :)
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Pedro

Obviously a fashion faux pas!!

Haven't checked the 2003 that closely (need to refresh the memory what the distinctions between the two are).

Pedro

Fulvio

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='34317' dateline='1384337781'Haven't checked the 2003 that closely (need to refresh the memory what the distinctions between the two are).Pedro

Easiest cues are the O and the length of the trident tines. Here's a piccy from CCF:



Also look for vertical die scratches parallel to the trident, and die cracks through the hat on the right or the skirt at the bottom.
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Goldseeker

Well folks, the varieties keep on  rolling in.   Another forum member who is a close friend looked at some of my spare 2010 Rabbit Ears over the past week and found this one:

I have called it 2010 Huge Rabbit Ear/Tail Cud:
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Pedro

Thanks Fulvio. The 2003 I found today is the one on the left. Can't see any of the flaws you mentioned on this one in the present lighting but will get the USB out tomorrow for a closer look.

Pedro

robbiegal

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='34320' dateline='1384339854'Well folks, the varieties keep on  rolling in.   Another forum member who is a close friend looked at some of my spare 2010 Rabbit Eras over the past week and found this one:

I have called it 2010 Huge Rabbit Ear/Tail Cud:

that is a beauty!!

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