Unsure of what I’m seeing.

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Devyn5150, Oct 24, 2019.

  1. Devyn5150

    Devyn5150 Well-Known Member

    i had to go back and confirm whether or not I already asked, I don’t think so.

    What am I seeing on this 1961 Canadian Nickel:

    PMD?
    Greaser?
    Planchette defect?
    Clashes of some sort?

    Anyways, love the new microscope, hope you had a great national Sasquatch Day, lol

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  3. paddyman98

    paddyman98 I'm a professional expert in specializing! Supporter

    Looks like old dried adhesive.
     
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  4. Fred Weinberg

    Fred Weinberg Well-Known Member

    Looks like clear glue or adhesive.

    It didn't leave the Mint with that
    color stuff on it.
     
  5. VistaCruiser69

    VistaCruiser69 Well-Known Member

    Looks like varnish from years gone by.
     
  6. Devyn5150

    Devyn5150 Well-Known Member

    Would an adhesive make it appear to have areas of missing metal? Around the Maple Leaf and on the queen’s nose especially, it appears to be of different depths if you take my meaning.

    No worries either way, just having fun finally seeing my coins up close and in focus, something my eyes don’t do so well alone nor with a loupe.
     
  7. spirityoda

    spirityoda Coin Junky

    honey mustard. lol jk
     
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  8. GeorgeM

    GeorgeM Well-Known Member

    Could that be die clash? Especially in front of the queen's nose, it looks like negative space.
     
  9. 2manyhobbies

    2manyhobbies Well-Known Member

    Take a toothpick and rub one of the areas. I'm sure it will come off with ease.
     
  10. Devyn5150

    Devyn5150 Well-Known Member

    Yes, my question! If the junk on the coin somehow ”dissolved” or ate away at the metal, I guess that would explain it but it does appear to be a, negative space as you suggest.
     
  11. Devyn5150

    Devyn5150 Well-Known Member

    I’ll get back to you on that one later today.
     
  12. 352sdeer

    352sdeer Collecting Lincoln cents for 50 years!

    Looks like the Queen is a glue sniffer.:dead:

    Reed.
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  13. Devyn5150

    Devyn5150 Well-Known Member

    Lol. Ima tool. It is so amazing how things can appear not as they are. This was an optical illusion for me. Glad I didn’t go ahead and list it for $10000 on eBay, lol, although there are great number of coins with crazy price tags like my avatar, I think I saw a China seller that had one listed at $3500 when everyone else is in and around the $20 plus or minus mark.

    Mighty is the sword, mightier is a toothpick on any goop on yer coins. I’ll go back to lurking in the shadows now, lol.
     
  14. Kevin Mader

    Kevin Mader Fellow Coin Enthusiast Supporter

    Optical illusion...delusion...it's all the same if you stare at coins long enough!! Now where did I leave my glasses....
     
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