power strike

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by mjorae, Aug 6, 2005.

  1. shatsi

    shatsi Senior Member

    Oh ok, I thought the orange was just the pic color, some cameras make the coins orangish.
     
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  3. mjorae

    mjorae New Member

    thanks, so i classify this break in collar die as what?
     
  4. julzboi661

    julzboi661 New Member

    i would guess so. thats a very unusual sight to see that much of an offcenter strike for the half. it made my day. my math teacher that got me started collecting bought a penny that is 53% offcenter.
     
  5. mjorae

    mjorae New Member

    AND the ga quarter is characterized as???
     
  6. SCNuss

    SCNuss Senior Member

    If that California quarter is the same thickness as any other quarter, it may just be toned. I have several State quarters with a "gold", or as you describe it, "orange" toning, similar in appearance to this one.
     
  7. julzboi661

    julzboi661 New Member

    i like the california.. its pretty rare looking :)
     
  8. mjorae

    mjorae New Member

    "Your Georgia quarter I'll leave to Mike Diamond to weigh in on. I have a guess, but I'm not sure".....
    the california quarter is legit. MY QUestion is: what is the correct characterization for the supposed collar die break for the georgia quarter???
     
  9. foundinrolls

    foundinrolls Roll Searching Enthusiast

    Hi All,
    The California Quarter is definitely struck on a planchet missing a clad layer. Could even be in the $400.00 Range. The Georgia appears to be struck in what is called a partial collar. Worth about $25.00 to the right buyer.
    The kennedy can be worth as much as $100.00 or more to the right collector it is a noce Off-center strike
    Have Fun,
    Bill
     
  10. mjorae

    mjorae New Member

    collar break better pic

    better pic of GA collar beak
     

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