Clipped planchet error?

Possibly some doubling also.. I couldn't get a better photo of the D. I also forgot to get a photo of the whole obverse. I'll have to do that tomorrow I don't think the clip actually shows on the opposite side..

 

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Looks like damage

 

It wouldn't be a curved clip but a straight clip.
Hard to tell if it really is. Need the other pictures. Full Reverse also.. Meaning entire front and back.

 

I'm trying to upload a few other photos that I have. I accidentally posted this before the photos uploaded. the front of the coin will have to wait until later today once I'm home from work. I'm dealing with a bad WiFi connection at the moment. How does a straight clip happen?

 

When the sheet of metal used to punch out blanks is punched at the very edge of the sheet. It's not really clipped.. Just missing.
https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/586/

 

Agree... a clipped planchet going through the upsetting mill wouldn't create a rim

 

Welcome to CT. The pictures you have provided are very good, but like others have said, more are needed.

 

Just from some guy @green18 rubbing it against his hard head

 

Looks like PMD.

 

Someone used the groused to flatten a side when they were board imo

 

@lkw ... I figured out board - bored. But what did autocorupt corrupt groused for?

 

looks like a fine file did that.

take a metal (fingernail) file and the other edge of the quarter. Bet'cha it looks the same after some sanding.

 

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