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<p>[QUOTE="mikediamond, post: 55895, member: 1859"]There are at least three things to look for in a genuine clip:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. A vertical edge that usually shows a "belly line" or "breakaway zone" where the coin metal tears in advance of the blanking die.</p><p>2. A weakness of the rim combined with an especially well-struck edge at the pole opposite the clip. This is called the Blakesley Effect</p><p>3. Fadeout and tapering of the rim as it approaches the clip.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mikediamond, post: 55895, member: 1859"]There are at least three things to look for in a genuine clip: 1. A vertical edge that usually shows a "belly line" or "breakaway zone" where the coin metal tears in advance of the blanking die. 2. A weakness of the rim combined with an especially well-struck edge at the pole opposite the clip. This is called the Blakesley Effect 3. Fadeout and tapering of the rim as it approaches the clip.[/QUOTE]
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