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SFBayArea said:I just got my boxes of 2001-D's... Did not look through them.. did you get it through a new roll?
Do you have a pic? Kind of cool to get a blank planchet.. I've never gotten one.
dave5710 said:Me too, only a penny. Do you mean 2011 -D? Or am I missing something with 2001 -D?
65gt350 said:SFBayArea said:I just got my boxes of 2001-D's... Did not look through them.. did you get it through a new roll?
Do you have a pic? Kind of cool to get a blank planchet.. I've never gotten one.
Yeah it was in a new roll. I open them all up looking for clips and such. Here is a pic of a planchet.
HH,
65GT350
65gt350 said:Well the 2001-D are not done in California yet, but at least they provided an interesting coin. I finally found a blank planchet in the half dollar size.
Has anyone else found one?
HH,
65GT350
65gt350 said:Well the 2001-D are not done in California yet, but at least they provided an interesting coin. I finally found a blank planchet in the half dollar size.
Has anyone else found one?
HH,
65GT350
rfishoutofwater said:I only have gotten a copper penny blank and its blank on both sides. have had it for years.
pronghorn said:I have a blank quarter I found in the till when I tended bar.
rfishoutofwater said:I only have gotten a copper penny blank and its blank on both sides. have had it for years.
A blank planchet is always blank on both sides.......no
It seems to me that if you found a coin that had been stamped
only on one side, you would have a coin worth a fortune.
Wouldn't the stamping mill operator at the mint have to take
out one die and replace it with a blank die in order for a
coin to be stamped on only one side?
captainfwiffo said:There's a kind of error where a coin gets stuck to one die, then other blanks continue to get fed and struck, and the stuck coin gets increasingly smooshed out creating something called a "die cap". Both the cap and the coins that were struck through it are spectacular and valuable errors, and some of the resulting "struck-through" coins will appear blank, nearly blank, weakly struck or lumpy on one side but appear mostly normal on the other.
So a one sided "blank" coin may not just be post-mint-damage.