All types of planchet mishaps...

Started by gnome, September 12, 2012, 06:50:15 AM

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trout

$2 1988 Rev c1 Lam 1-7k v2 thru elders abdomen;

No wonder "Old mate" has that pained look about him:tease:
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enworb

Oh i see now. Still pretty cool though!

robbiegal

I agree too - two pieces - photos just looks like 3 at first
Bit pricey??

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trout

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='7221' dateline='1359100735'nice planchet mishap


That is a HUGE chunk of metal missing from that coin and yet It still has most of the design under the surface.
I recon you should send this to Nevol, Sh has a whole bunch of broken coins that she just hasn’t got around to fixing yet
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robbiegal

yeah - it is really cool
pity the missing bit is MIA

gnome

My bad on the early missing pictures. Was upgrading older pics and scans. Deleted the older ones. Anyway over a period of time picked up a few more :)
Am a big fan of this one


1948 6d



1958 6d




1962 6d


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I can't understand how the 1950 6d happened, I would love to have a look at it in person.  And what does the other side of the 1952 look like?
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