Australia 1978 1 Cent Off-Centre Error
22% off-centre error with mint red.
22% off-centre error with mint red.
Commonly known as a clamshell because of its appearance this coin has split because of an inclusion in the metal but has stayed attached around 30% of the edge.
1979 10c struck on 5c planchet – PCGS MS64 Lovely choice uncirculated 1979 10 cent that was struck in error on a 5 cent planchet. Apparently it was removed directly from a mint roll. Graded by PCGS as MS64. Coin …
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A nice incomplete planchet / clipped planchet error. Lovely fishtailing of the legends near the missing region of the coin.
Click image to enlarge Unusual to see an Australia decimal coin with a elliptical clipped planchet. Note metal flow across both sides of the coin and reverse strike weakness. Graded by PCGS as having been struck on a 3.5gram scrap …
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1979 2 Cent Multiple Struck Error Interesting full red 1979 2 cent that was struck multiple times in the collar. Likely struck at least three times. You can read more about this specific error type here. Coin Information Reference Number: …
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1980 2 Cent – Large Straight Clipped PLanchet Impressive large straight clipped planchet error. US grading companies (PCGS and NGC) have been known to attribute this error type as “defective planchet”. Coin Information Reference Number: C031315 Country: Australia Denomination: 2c …
Large straight clipped planchet or end of bar. Unusual because there’s little apparent metal flow but this might be because the missing part of the planchet was attached when the coin was struck and then separated later.
This 20 cent error has been struck out of collar, then struck for a second time on it’s way out of the press against a blank planchet that was in the press.
The legends show evidence of more than one strike here with partial engagement of the collar die. The indent site shows a distorted enlarged partial obverse design (brockage). An exceptional error.