What's wrong with this coin? Broadstrike?

Note the back and front scans of the coin. The rim is perfect, so it does
not appear that the coin was mashed in any way, but possibly struck in this
fashion. Anybody out there care to comment? I certainly appreciate any
feedback.

http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinf.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb1.jpg


Thanks,
Greg

"PartyDanceBand" wrote in message
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Note the back and front scans of the coin. The rim is perfect, so it does
not appear that the coin was mashed in any way, but possibly struck in
this
fashion. Anybody out there care to comment? I certainly appreciate any
feedback.

http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinf.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb1.jpg


Thanks,
Greg


Doesn't look like a broadstrike to me. If authentic then it looks like a
strike thru.
It is a real mess whatever it is ;-) looks cool.

Dale

Disneyland joke?


"PartyDanceBand" wrote in message
...
Note the back and front scans of the coin. The rim is perfect, so it does
not appear that the coin was mashed in any way, but possibly struck in
this
fashion. Anybody out there care to comment? I certainly appreciate any
feedback.

http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinf.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb1.jpg


Thanks,
Greg

"Dale Hallmark" wrote in message
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"PartyDanceBand" wrote in message
...
Note the back and front scans of the coin. The rim is perfect, so it does
not appear that the coin was mashed in any way, but possibly struck in
this
fashion. Anybody out there care to comment? I certainly appreciate any
feedback.

http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinf.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb1.jpg


Thanks,
Greg


Doesn't look like a broadstrike to me. If authentic then it looks like a
strike thru.
It is a real mess whatever it is ;-) looks cool.

Dale

Yes, not a broadstrike. Perhaps a defective planchet is also a possibilty.

Bill

"Dale Hallmark" wrote in
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"PartyDanceBand" wrote in message
...
Note the back and front scans of the coin. The rim is perfect, so it
does not appear that the coin was mashed in any way, but possibly
struck in
this
fashion. Anybody out there care to comment? I certainly appreciate
any feedback.

http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinf.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb.jpg
http://members.cox.net/oasysco/coinb1.jpg


Thanks,
Greg


Doesn't look like a broadstrike to me. If authentic then it looks
like a strike thru.
It is a real mess whatever it is ;-) looks cool.

Dale



So, is my next step a coin shop to find out if it is authentic or are the
pictures enough? And if it is authentic, how much would something like that
be worth?
Thanks,
Greg

Struck through some glob of something. Extremely dramatic. Get it in an
ANACS
slab and it should bring $200 on ebay (if you pay $19.95 to make it a
featured item),
since state quarters are so hot.

"Frank Provasek" wrote in
ink.net:

Struck through some glob of something. Extremely dramatic. Get it in
an ANACS
slab and it should bring $200 on ebay (if you pay $19.95 to make it a
featured item),
since state quarters are so hot.




Thanks for the info!

Greg

On 20-Nov-2004, PartyDanceBand wrote:

Note the back and front scans of the coin.

It's struck through something. If it was a planchet defect, the lack of
metal would make for lousy detail. Instead, the detail is extra sharp from
the extra material in the striking area.

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