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Sunday, October 2, 2011

MALAYSIA CURVED CLIP ERROR COIN

Malaysia 1992 $1.00 Copper-Nickel (Gold Dollar) Curved Clip Planchet Error Coin.

Rarity:RRR


If the metal is not feed into the punching-cutting machine at a steady speed, the movement of the metal does not keep up with the punching. When this happens, the machine is cutting round planchets out of an area in the metal that has already been cut. This a curved clip errors.
Many curved clip error coins are faked by punching the curved clip out with a  punch.Collectors should take time to learn the diagnostics of this curved error due to the ease and frequency in which they are faked.
 How to detect a faked Curved Clip Error Coin?
Always,the rim opposite the curve clip will be flat and poorly formed. This effect is known as the "Blakesley effect" and occurs due to the absence of pressure in that area during the rim upsetting process.
Normally the blank rotates through the mill which becomes increasingly tighter on the opposing sides of the blank as it progresses through. This creates the pressure necessary to upset the rim. When the blank rotates to the area of the curved clip the pressure is released and the rim fails to be formed in the area opposite the curved clip.







"Blakesley effect" Obverse.
"Blakesley effect" Reverse.
However, the "Blakesley effect" sometime does not appear on curved clip error coin, most probably due to the curved clip was too small, so collectors must learn to recognize other diagnostics of a genuine curved clip error coin.
 
Look for tapering at the edge (especially at the extreme opposite edges or lips of the clip where it meets the raised rim) and notice how the metal flows and design details close to the edge stretch or elongate.
On a real error you would expect to see the detail nearest the clip to fade away. On a fake it would just come to a sudden end. If you look closely at the picture especially the rim, beading and the letters closes to the edge you can see the detail fading. This would not happen if the coin was to be a post mint error and on one which has been cut.  


 Not all of these effects always occur and sometimes they are minimal but one or more of these diagnostics will generally be present on a genuine clip.

RSP:RM280.00

6 comments:

  1. Hi Mr Dickson,
    Syabas dan Tahniah atas wajah baru yg sungguh canggih ini..Semoga Mr Dickson terus memberi penerangan lengkap mengenai kejadian syiling error dalam pelbagai kategori mengikut bidang Numismatik..
    Terima kasih banyak2 Mr Dickson

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  2. Hi Dickson,
    These golden colour RM1 coins are really beautiful.
    Phiit, some more its a "curved clipper."
    Its a pity they were taken out of circulation.
    Thanks a lot, Dickson :)

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  3. Dear Depankanta,
    Hi,apa khabar?
    Bro.Lunaticg yg tolong saya ubah Muka/Wajah Blog saya ni!Hampir 6 jam kami duduk bersama-sama untuk tukar wajah baru ini.Sangat terima kasih kepada Bro Lunaticg dan Permaisuri Lunaticg,Zezebel.

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  4. Dear whycollect,
    Recent acquisition at Jalan Pasar,Pudu.
    Still in UNC.Lucky me!!haha1

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  5. Hi Mr Dickson,
    Woww a beautiful clipped planchet error. Is it possible for another specimen to appear in front of me? Currently searching for 50sen and this 1ringgit denominations clipped coin to complete my clipped planchet error collection.

    And congratulations for the new shirt of your blog. More sophisticated and attractive than my blog's! Haha. Guess I will change my blog's shirt also in the next raya.

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  6. hi mnfaj,
    As l mentoned,l got it at Jalan Pasar,Pudu.KL. Nasib!
    May be my face looked "Error",so when l show up,they know what to show me.Haha!
    Someone out there,l am sure, still waitting for for visit!

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