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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tyler Graton, post: 2759274, member: 85787&quot;]Well doesn&#039;t look like a clipped planchet to me. I don&#039;t see blankelsy effect. Unless it&#039;s on the reverse, but I thought both side had to be affected (obverse and reverse, as well 7 o clock/2 o&#039;clock. What happens (best way I can explain) take the coin and stand it up on its edge. Then use your hand to make it roll or place a piece of wood on top and make it roll. Whenever the flat surface hits that clip you will notice that it no longer can roll perfectly. If you picture the coin being cut to make that little lifted rim that you see on the obverse and reverse, as it goes through the machine, when the clip hits the machines flat surface, it makes it bump and directly across you should see some kind of defect to the way the metal looks. Usually if you don&#039;t see anything, it&#039;s not a clipped planchet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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