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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jaceravone, post: 1935189, member: 9474&quot;]@ Franknitte, a recent article in the June 9th issue of Coin World may provide some answers.&nbsp; Mike Diamond who is considered an expert on error coins writes the column, &quot;Collectors&#039; Clearinghouse:Errors and Varieties&quot;.&nbsp; He posted 1999-P Delaware quarter that exhibits what he calls a <b>Type II counterclash.&nbsp; </b>Unfortunately, he doesn&#039;t explain what this is or how it is created.&nbsp; I looked up this term and could not find it, but I did find a counterclash brockage.&nbsp; If you remember a previous post of mine, I thought this may be a brockage type error, but I wasn&#039;t sure.&nbsp; You may want to contact him at <a href="mailto:cweditor@coinworld.com">cweditor@coinworld.com</a> and send him your pics.&nbsp; Make sure you get the whole coin - obverse and reverse and close ups.&nbsp; Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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