Has Anyone ever seen one before? Partial clip?

This is not my coin. I repeat, not my coin. I'm just trying to help out a fellow collector.
Is this a partial clip and what could it be valued at? Calling all error experts and anyone out there.
Here it is. The only two pics so far. Waiting for more.

 

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IMO….the curvature does not look right. I don’t think any US denomination would have incomplete planchets punched with this degree of small curvature. Even our smallest denomination, the dime, has a broader curve to their planchets.

I think it is PMD. However, I am open to being proved wrong…Spark

 

I have one as well. I’ve never really looked into or considered what the problem is. It could be a form of a strike through. I’m just not sure but I do have have one. Mine has less of a curve than yours and it’s a copper cent.

 

PMD the radius is not correct and is irregular.

 

What you have is a Cud
It is not the same thing Sal is showing.

This one is close. Image from the Cuds on Coins website -

 

That is not a partial clip at all. That is an In Collar Indent.
I have to get some information, and I will get back to you.

 

Here are 2 coins from my collection with indents

 

Here is one explanation. They occur various ways. In Collar, out of collar and partial collar like my 2 examples.

 

This is an incomplete punch.
https://www.error-ref.com/?s=incomplete+clip

 

I have one of those. It is the last Attributed Mint Error I ever purchased. Rare with a good premium. I paid $180.00

Posted November 2021
1C - 1971 D - Incomplete Curved Clip - MS 63 Brown | Coin Talk