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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Insider, post: 8284746, member: 24314&quot;]Think of all the clips you&#039;ve seen, single, double, triple.&nbsp; Each of those planchets went through the entire process and got through the riddlers after being struck.&nbsp; I cannot tell you how it happens BUT all kinds of clips exist both curved, straight, and ragged.&nbsp; I&#039;m are not disputing clips, I&#039;m disputing what the one in this thread is being called.&nbsp; It does not have a hole!&nbsp;&nbsp; The &quot;blowhole&quot; example does.&nbsp; In that case, when the coin was struck, the missing part of the planchet CLOSED UP at the edge to give the coin a complete but flawed EDGE yet leaving a hole due to a lack of planchet metal to fill it.&nbsp; Curved clips have a lack of planchet metal to fill the die space also.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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