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Old 12-07-2008, 09:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exhibit: Jefferson Nickel Error- 1985 - Photo: Summer 2008 by Richie

OK everyone, here is a fun one:

This is a 1985-P Jefferson Nickel that was struck on an Improperly Annealed Planchet. What happens is, the mint places it's planchets inside an oven before they are stuck. But, they use the same ovens for different types of coins. When they anneal cent planchets, some of the copper molecules come off and remain in the oven. Then, another type of planchet is placed in the oven and those particles settle on it and are cooked onto it. That results in a thin copper layer on the planchet. The coin is then struck. Many times, you see coins with this type of error but the coating is somewhat uneven...giving you "blotches" of copper color. In this case, the coin was almost completely covered giving it a nearly uniform copper appearance.

This coin is slabbed and graded by NGC as MS63.

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Interesting. I had not heard of that before.

Nice photo, too.
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This Exhibit is GREAT and teaching the reader something new and exciting which fits the photograpghy wonderfully? How did you catch the true color? Which Camera took this photo?

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BTW - is the top rim deper than normal?

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This Exhibit is GREAT and teaching the reader something new and exciting which fits the photograpghy wonderfully? How did you catch the true color? Which Camera took this photo?
This photo was taken with a Nikon Coolpix 5200. I used my desk lamp for light but put a cloth filter over it and had the light source not directly over the coin. I was very pleased as the color came out almost exactly as it appears. I did not digital editing other than cropping.

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BTW - is the top rim deper than normal?
No, the rim is normal. What you are seeing is part of the slab. I had a hard time cropping the pic just right because I had to take the photo with the camera at an ever so slight angle to catch the color just right. Therefore, the pic of the coin isn't perfectly round.
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This photo was taken with a Nikon Coolpix 5200. I used my desk lamp for light but put a cloth filter over it and had the light source not directly over the coin. I was very pleased as the color came out almost exactly as it appears. I did not digital editing other than cropping.


No, the rim is normal. What you are seeing is part of the slab. I had a hard time cropping the pic just right because I had to take the photo with the camera at an ever so slight angle to catch the color just right. Therefore, the pic of the coin isn't perfectly round.
You did a BANG up Job and I think this is the 4th entry...and this is working out just fantastic. We are seeing true coin love coming out! Great pictures, smart posters, worderful right ups! And great coins!

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You did a BANG up Job and I think this is the 4th entry...and this is working out just fantastic. We are seeing true coin love coming out! Great pictures, smart posters, worderful right ups! And great coins!
Thanks Ruben.

I have one suggestion though, how about creating a master thread that you can post the links to for all the entry threads which you can edit as new entries come along. That way there is a place where we can go and find a list of all the entries.
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WOW! great coin.
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Old 12-07-2008, 11:34 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Thanks Ruben.

I have one suggestion though, how about creating a master thread that you can post the links to for all the entry threads which you can edit as new entries come along. That way there is a place where we can go and find a list of all the entries.
Yes - I was thinking abut that. I will do that in a couple of days and post them all in the contest thread.

You should be able to search for Exhibit though. Although one of these escaped me that way and I'm not sure why.


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Yes - I was thinking abut that. I will do that in a couple of days and post them all in the contest thread.

You should be able to search for Exhibit though. Although one of these escaped me that way and I'm not sure why.
Cool, I'll be looking forward to that. I have only seen 3 to my knowledge including mine. One with a Walking Liberty and the other with a Morgan Dollar. So, I may have missed one myself.
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Cool, I'll be looking forward to that. I have only seen 3 to my knowledge including mine. One with a Walking Liberty and the other with a Morgan Dollar. So, I may have missed one myself.
I think we are up to 19
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Exhibit: Jefferson Nickel Error- 1985 - Photo: Summer 2008 by Richie http://www.cointalk.com/forum/t44566/#post474356


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Good Job Rich and thanks for being the first to jump in. You made this all happen!

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lol I was gonna comment that the color is all off....

...until I read the rest of the post!

Well done & very cool coin!
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I found one of these things today in the cash register..
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