heavily clashed 72 d ike dollar

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by riff, Sep 9, 2012.

  1. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    i know these are not rare on ikes, but this one was clashed up to 5 times. IMG_3845[1].jpg IMG_3846[1].jpg IMG_3853[1].jpg IMG_3852[1].jpg IMG_3862[1].jpg
     
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  3. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    I'm afraid I don't see any clashes, but I'm curious to know if you meant there are five separate clashes (events) or if five elements of the design were transferred from one clash.

    Chris
     
  4. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    pic 1 has 5 moonline clashes, 2 has the eye clash, 3 has the upside down u, 4 has 5 volunteers, 5 is a double talon head. also has the jawline. http://www.ikegroup.info/?page_id=25
     
  5. Irish2Ice

    Irish2Ice Member

    Great clashed Ike Riff! I like it!! And you're correct, while clashed Ike's are not rare, that many clashes on one Ike must at least be scarce.

    Good find.
     
  6. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    IMG_3885[1].jpg
    thanks. it also has a die clash that is not listed on ike group. the crater clash.
     
  7. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    Not a fan of Ikes but I love clashes of any kind. Nice find.
     
  8. ldhair

    ldhair Clean Supporter

    I don't understand the "5 moonline clashes" part.
     
  9. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    each separate line is a different clash. two of them are really close to others, so it looks like three in the pic.
     
  10. ldhair

    ldhair Clean Supporter

    Are you saying one of the dies rotated a bit between the different clashes?
     
  11. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    yes. according to the article on the ike group, the presses they used in denver couldnt handle the weight of the large planchets, and would start to loosen from the first strike. you can see in the talon head pic, there are two sets of the clash marks. they would rotate.at least that is what i got from the article.
     
  12. riff

    riff I ain't got time to bleed

    " The Columbia presses were severely taxed by the large, heavy Ike planchets and thus began to fall out of adjustment and develop some slop in their movements from the very first strike."
     
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