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In 1992 I Started My Coin Collection With Some Coins I had Gotten On My First Trip Overseas

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And The Pics Range 160x120 and Higher

Not Too bad Taken From A Old Webcam

Just Completed My Error Coin Collection Folder

Look At the Red Arrows to See Errors on the Coins

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Tell Me What u think

it does look like a die crack

Ok, We Know For Sure this is A Die Error nickel

Bought The Nickel For $7.00

Worth the Money Spent

EVen though it Has been Cleaned

This And The Other Errors Go into My Collection

As For If A Die Crack or Not That's Still In the Air

BTW:How much Would A Cleaned 1917 Die Error Nickel be Worth?

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looks like a die crack there.

Nope Look Like Something Was on the Die And Got transfered Onto the coin

Looks Like the Coin Is trying peel Along that Line

And There Are Many Pits Where Something Was On the Die And The Die Didn't make the Impression

I gather I Can Say A Die Error As Looking at the Coin The die Was Very Bad

I think that bottom pic needs to be clearer.

Pic Fixed With Better pic of Problem Area

Check This Coin out It Caught my Eye As Looking To Be An Error Coin

Look At the red Arrows to See the Errors

Clash mark(s):Elements of designs from the opposite side of a coin which is the result of coin dies clashing into one another when no planchet is present during the striking process.

So In Other Words i Can Say that this Coin Is An Error Coin Called A Die Clash?

well It's A 50 Centavos From Colombia That i Bought For $0.50 Yesterday

The Coin has These Flow Lines All Over the Coin Front And Back

So A Die Clash Error Coin Is What my 50 Centavos Is Called?

In my Collection

Brass

Bi-Metal Coins

Tin

Bronze

Copper

Copper-Nickel

Silver

Nickel-Steel (Not Listed on the metals used in Coins)

Zinc

I have one "International Reply Coupon" with value 7 d. cut and 1 writed over it, issued in Commonwealth of Australia.

Maybe you can help me with some details. Afternoon I'll make a scan of it...

Well Visting Asia in 1992 I got Many Different Coins From The Asian Region And thought That World COins Would be Neat to Collect So From 1992-Present i Still Collect World COins

Flow lines are seen on certain coins. In particular, US halves of the early 70s usually exhibit them.

What Causes Flow Lines?

And Would this Coin be An Error Coin or not?

you got it, sorry to hear it was only a very worn coin

Not Worried About That As i See It I've got Something Better then this Coin

good idea, best of luck let us know what it is ok

According To the COin Shop It's just A Well used Coin

But i Must Of Been lucky Check Out The Hello thread About Another Coin that I Can See it's An Error of Some Sort

There is Something Near the Back of Neck of The guy

And Also The COin Has Some Stretch Marks

(Look At the two Red Arrows to See The Errors)

Any Guess At What happened?

The COin Shop missed These Problems

And What Would this Error Be Called?

Oh

Me and this Coin Are At The Shop Tuesday To have The Shop Look it Over And Tell me If It Is An Error Coin

all three Numbers Are Closed

Looks Like Die Fills To me

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ok, look at Where The Red Arrows Are Pointing See the Little Tail on the C

What is The Value of A Coin Such As Mine On the Coin Market?

1926-s Oregon Trail Comemmorative half dollar ... PCGS MS-66    I still can't figure out where the heck that thing went.

A Silver Shipwreck Coin Dated 1700's

A Roman COin

those Are The Only One's i Lost So Far

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