How are all the noodlers going?

Started by Ozcoins, December 04, 2017, 05:38:08 PM

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JeffH

Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

fred lever

Jeff and Hercules, thanks for the research, bubble now makes sense in the original context.
I can see the article heading now, fred lever blows bubbles......no, bubbles in aussie coins...nah..................hang on one of the pics shows a horseshoe shaped one......bubbles and horseshoes in aussie coins..............that wont make it.....................i'll think about it.
Fred.

Hercules

From the original thread on CCF:

Larena: goatieman23 has it officially been named as a variety /error and what have they called it?

Nevol: larena, If it hasn't already got a name and as you are the first person to report it here on CCF, I'd think you should have 'naming rights'!

Goatieman23: Not sure on it's name, but "the Bubble" sounds good. It is what I believe is a die variety. Think of the 2004 Pointy A variety, McDonalds called it a big head rather than a point A, but pointy A is the name that has stuck over the big head.

Larena: haha Goatieman23.....I did think very carefully about what to call it...the first one I sold I just called it a 'circle cud'...but then I thought 'that just doesn't do it justice' , so I put my creative mind to work and decided in the context of the 'whole design' , it should be called a 'bubble'...so the '2010 bubble' was born. Will be very interesting to see how many are out there, so hop to it everyone....the chase is on !

Note: Just changed Irena to Larena, which is the name used on CCF. Apologies for the confusion.

Pedro

Quote from: 'fred lever' pid='113296' dateline='1513306398'Jeff and Hercules, thanks for the research, bubble now makes sense in the original context.
I can see the article heading now, fred lever blows bubbles......no, bubbles in aussie coins...nah..................hang on one of the pics shows a horseshoe shaped one......bubbles and horseshoes in aussie coins..............that wont make it.....................i'll think about it.
Fred.

C'mon Fred, you know you want to.   ;)

All the noodlers out there will be pleased and "variety" is the spice of life. It might even attract some more devotees to the noodling clan.

Pedro

fred lever

OK....................now ..................you all know how I like to get things correct and not start fables!
1/ can I write that I believe Irena gets the gong for using the term first in the context of  selling a 2010 20c with a 'bubble' showing in the water (as far as we know) ?
2/ is it ok  if I use any pictures from the various posts in this thread? Save me searching through 1 million coins searching for bubbles.
Fred.

Nevol

A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)

ausjack

Your most welcome to use any of my pic's if they're good enough for you Fred :good:
I know there's a lot of pages in the "noodling finds" thread but you can take your time looking at it as you might find a few odd things like my handcuff roo in the link below
https://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=389&page=47&highlight=bubble
and these pic's aren't the best sorry but some tear drops on NCLT I got in Brissie a few years ago
https://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=2444&page=5&highlight=tear+drop
One day I'll have to pull my finger out and post all the different sorts of errors I've found..one day, when I'm not so lazy :blush2: and have nothing better to do :winkextra:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

ausjack

Oh and yes I wasn't the first to find the 2010 20 cent bubble but I have found most of the others, Jen has found a couple as well and Pedro might have too..hard to keep track of these things :) But Nevol is our error queen :yahoo:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

Pedro

Quote from: 'fred lever' pid='113308' dateline='1513371127'OK....................now ..................you all know how I like to get things correct and not start fables!
1/ can I write that I believe Irena gets the gong for using the term first in the context of  selling a 2010 20c with a 'bubble' showing in the water (as far as we know) ?
2/ is it ok  if I use any pictures from the various posts in this thread? Save me searching through 1 million coins searching for bubbles.
Fred.

1. I believe the finder's CCF user name was Larena (not Irena)

2. Quite happy for you to use any of my photos. If you need other photo angles just let me know and I'll see what I can do (that does assume I can actually find the coin :laugh2: ).

Pedro

JeffH

Well I have only ever found two "Bubbles"; 2010 20¢ as per the original and 2014 50¢ behind emu's neck as per AJ's original post.
Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

Hercules

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='113314' dateline='1513376644'1. I believe the finder's CCF user name was Larena (not Irena)

Correct. The lowercase L at the front looks like an uppercase I, which is why I got confused. :)

nick300

Hi to all. I have only just taken an interest in coins and started noodling.  I have had a few interesting finds so far. Im only doing small change but Ive already come across 2 1966 10 cent coins that are rotated die upsets. Regards Nick

Pedro

:welcome:  Nick,

An impressive start with 2 x 1966 rotated 10c! Keep up the good work.

Pedro

nick300

Quote from: 'Pedro' pid='113348' dateline='1513558774':welcome:  Nick,

An impressive start with 2 x 1966 rotated 10c! Keep up the good work.

Pedro

Thanks. It's a lot more exciting than I thought it would be.  Like a treasure hunt that keeps going. Nick.

Nevol

2 x 10c 1966 Rotated is  a great find. Well done! :yahoo:
A Platypus is a duck designed by a committee ( anon)