Noodling finds

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

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ausjack

ok as it's a bit yucky here today I thought I could do with a rest after going so hard so here's two nice little finds, sorry they're just quick scans but you should be able to see a little cud under the elbow of the roo and it's a 2013

and here is an 03 with the best die crack I've found that run down the left side about the adult and two kids running down on to the top of the head of the mother and baby and then another that runs from the little house thing down to mother and kid so pretty happy with these so between getting things done and a couple of nice noodle finds I'm going ok :)
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36694' dateline='1386641741'an 03 with the best die crack I've found

That's not a crack, its a die scratch. One of several similar ones on this coin if memory serves. I'm sure Nancy is already riffling through her piccies as we speak!

Nice find on the '13. I haven't even started looking at these yet. Never do until I've got a reasonable stash, actually.

You claiming naming rights? Or leaving it up to Larena? :diablo:
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markn

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='36704' dateline='1386644944'You claiming naming rights? Or leaving it up to Larena? :diablo:

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ausjack

:laugh2: yeah not bad, thanks Mark :good:

:scratch_one-s_head: so a die scratch is straight lines like these and die crack are crooked is that right ?
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Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36710' dateline='1386646270':laugh2: yeah not bad, thanks Mark :good:

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ausjack

Gee Mark so who's gonna police my thoughts as I can't :laugh2: but I'll put 20 cents in everytime I write the words :winkextra:

Thanks Uni, wish I didn't have to look at so many coins to find one or two, but them's the breaks livin in the thriving metropolis :mocking:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36710' dateline='1386646270'so a die scratch is straight lines like these and die crack are crooked is that right ?

No....

A die scratch is generally a straight line, from a harsh cleaning. Sometimes you get many parallel lines. Speared roos for example often have multiple scratches.

A die crack can be anything, from a tiny straight line like on the millennium flags or smithy's wingtip, to some of the monster lightning bolts you see on predecimals.

Its not the shape, but the look of them that tell you which is which. Cracks are generally more random.

Oh, and Mark, he gets naming rights on the new one, not the volunteers, which is well-known already. ;)
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Nevol

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='36704' dateline='1386644944'
Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36694' dateline='1386641741'an 03 with the best die crack I've found
That's not a crack, its a die scratch. One of several similar ones on this coin if memory serves. I'm sure Nancy is already riffling through her piccies as we speak! Nice find on the '13. I haven't even started looking at these yet. Never do until I've got a reasonable stash, actually.  You claiming naming rights? Or leaving it up to Larena? :diablo:
I have at least 6 of the 2003 with the Die Polish Lines (DPL's) through the design on the left side.  I could put up piccies, but they're all basically the same as AJ's, but one of mine looks like the die was very worn.

Haven't seen the 13 cud before though. :angel:

This has a lump of metal on the design as indicated.  I have about 4 of these, but I think they all occur separately from the DPL's.

50c 2003 Vol Rev Metal in Design c2
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='36730' dateline='1386654658'50c 2003 Vol Rev Metal in Design c2

Drat! Another one I missed. :(
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ausjack

That was a 2013 50 cent with the cud on under the elbow Nevol ;)

Gee Fulvio I'm gonna have to come down and suss out what you have missed :)
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Nevol

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36738' dateline='1386660084'That was a 2013 50 cent with the cud on under the elbow Nevol ;)
Thanks AJ, I fixed it! :angel:
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ausjack

once AC has been for a visit next year I'll pick some out like that that you might not have and send up :good:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='36738' dateline='1386660084'Gee Fulvio I'm gonna have to come down and suss out what you have missed :)

Heh. Even I don't know what I've missed. Or haven't missed, but can no longer find. :(
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