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<p>[QUOTE="mark240590, post: 2428121, member: 39953"]True.. I've seen coins such as the Bank of England and Anguilla dollars described as F planchet VF C/Strike etc... I Do think chops are damage but highly collectible, the countermarked coins on the other hand are a grey area because the host becomes irrelevant the countermark gives the coin a new value and in most cases a new country.</p><p><br /></p><p>Such as my Bank of England overstrike.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mark240590, post: 2428121, member: 39953"]True.. I've seen coins such as the Bank of England and Anguilla dollars described as F planchet VF C/Strike etc... I Do think chops are damage but highly collectible, the countermarked coins on the other hand are a grey area because the host becomes irrelevant the countermark gives the coin a new value and in most cases a new country. Such as my Bank of England overstrike.[/QUOTE]
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