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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;alurid, post: 7853910, member: 81991&quot;]It really is a sad state of affairs when these things are called by names of what they look like. Slang names. Not by what they truly are. It is way to prevalent in the numismatic community. It confuses the Newbs and the Learned alike.</p><p>How in good faith can every piece of webbing that comes off the end of the blanking press be considered a &quot;bowtie clip blank&quot;? When in all reality a bowtie clip coin is&nbsp; just a piece of wastage webbing that went through a coin press and was struck by dies. How can a piece of wastage be considered a &quot;blank&quot;?</p><p>A &quot;Bowtie Clip&quot; coin should be labeled just plain &quot;Struck on Webbing&quot;. It is direct and understandable even for a Newb.&nbsp; There is no &quot;BLANK&quot; for a bowtie clip. </p><p>There is no &quot;CLIPPED&quot; blank....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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