1985 P Washington Error Quarter - Incomplete curve cliP.

Ok, no one should call another member a troll~ report it and let the moderators decide. I have let it go one as it is coming from both sides.

Jral I am not sure what

means, but it better not mean continuing these posts where you make up coins unless you definitely state that is what you did at the beginning, I will censor you.

If I continue to get the feeling someone is purposely misleading other members ( especially new ones) The will be gone. And that goes for all.

So stop this hissy fit now!! I am tired of it , and I am sure most who read it are also!.

Jim

 

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"To bring out of the box' is what i ment. To look closer at and im glad i did! I get it there doesnt seem to be much interest in error coins here or hardly a person to humor a single theory past PMD or Damage about an odd looking coin. Im only on once a year thanks for the help. Your welcome for the pictures to the people who saw but didn't speak. hope you joyedin!

ZERO-u

 

Its like pandora's box but Once you start looking you cant stop.

 

Injoy

 

Looks like you stuck em into a piece of cheese, fed them to your dog, and followed him around until you could find em again; then didn't bother to clean em up before slathering em onto your scanner. Either way, they are crap coins

 

yeah kinda. They dont smell bad. A little burnt maybe lol not

 

At least I have improved my photoshop skills if nothing else. LOL

 

Then why bother?

 

What the heck is that thing you are using for your avatar ?

 

That's the crown jewel of his collection. It's a doubled die, struck through a late-stage die cap, struck on an improperly annealed, wrong denomination planchet that was missing the clad layer.

 

Just an odd pmc penny that has a unique field of shine' to it that's all.

 

It's really a shame that the highest rating you can give a post is 'like'.

 

Why do the mods even allow this fella to continue to waste bandwidth and posting space??

He's definitely not serious and never listens to answers.

What's up with that??

 

Oh gawd! I cannot believe that I am going to reply.

"either from the coin blanking machine (not likly with the mark on one side but what if there was another coin under it?thats how it could have got this mark on one side only)) "

COINS do not go through the "blanking machine" only "strips" of metal. As such, an incomplete clip where a coin was under the blanking strip could not occur.

You really are ignorant about the minting process of coins aren't you as you're not even close on any of your theories.

A total waste of thread space IMO.

 

I can't stop laughing with this comment... I am going to totally steal that one-liner and use it someday... thanks for the laugh sir!

 

The more you dis-grace, hate on or ''trash '' my coin only made me think more about it take more scans make some awesome picture. So thank you. I guess in a way you are humoring me while i try o figure this coin out. It has only made me more interested in oddity and error coins. Plus i learn more this way and sometimes you need someone to dought your idea because then you tend to focus more on figuring it out or making it happen.

Search and scan your coins people, you never know when you might hit a small jackpot and you dont even have to play the lottory! wink wink

 

You must be the richest man in the world, what with finding and selling all of those one of a kind error coins. Remember what they say, "money talks..."

 

You can create any excuse you want for posting more scans that show nothing new, but that doesn't change the fact that the coin is damaged and nothing more.

 

Unlike you, we are not posting "ideas". I have been posting facts based on years of research.... not just guessing without any working knowledge of how a coin is minted...