MALAYSIA COIN: FLIP-OVER DOUBLED STRUCK ERRORS
Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2009 10 Cents With Flip-Over Double Struck Errors.
Rarity:RRRR
Double and Multiple Struck,Double Struck In Collar, Double Struck Out Of Collar,all of the rules apply with exception,one of the strikes must have occurred after the coin flipped over in the coining press.
This type of double strike exhibits an obverse and a reverse strike on both sides and is much more scarce than typical double and multiple strike coins.Also,a Flip-Over Double Struck can occur in or out of collar.
Rarity:RRRR
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| (Dickson Niew Collection) |
Double and Multiple Struck,Double Struck In Collar, Double Struck Out Of Collar,all of the rules apply with exception,one of the strikes must have occurred after the coin flipped over in the coining press.
This type of double strike exhibits an obverse and a reverse strike on both sides and is much more scarce than typical double and multiple strike coins.Also,a Flip-Over Double Struck can occur in or out of collar.
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| Malaysia Bunga Raya Series.2009.10 Cents. Flip-Over Double Struck.Obverse. |
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| Malaysia Bunga Raya Series.2009.10 Cents. Flip-Over Double Struck.Reverse. |
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| Milled Edge |
When I visit Malaysia I will definitely visit your shop.
ReplyDeleteDear Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome!
Looking forward to your visit!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteWow, wonderful to get surprises from you often.
First time seeing a flip-over double strike.
Haha, with a rating of RRRR, suppose tough to find these errors.
Thanks a lot, Dickson :)
Hi whycollect,
ReplyDeleteWell,long waited "child".He just came to join the "family" unexpected.Cheers!
At first I thought is another PMJ pieces,after with a detail close looked,only confirmed its identity.
There is my quad-strike coin -
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Best regards,
bill Snyder
I think now that my reply showing the coin that had been struck 4 times should have been posted in the "Assisted Error Coins" section.
ReplyDeleteMy apologies,
Bill Snyder
Dear Bill Snyder,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog.
Your quadruple strike errors of Malaysia second series 10 cents is a assisted error coin.It was done with manual assistant.
Hi Bill Snyder<
ReplyDeleteGlad to received your prompt replied.
Hope we can share more numismatic news in future.
Looking forward to your frequent comments to better my Blog!Cheers!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your warm welcome.
I like the term "Assisted Error Coin". It is much better the the old "of Midnight Manufacture". (I've only a few more, and they are from other countries).
I will try to post a few other error pieces from Malaysia, though I don't presently know how to post images directly into blog messages.
I can be reached at billsnyder2000@gmail.com.
My best,
Bill
Can anyone tell me how this coin came to be cancelled, officially, I imagine, by the Mint. Were all coins of this type withdrawn in the early 1990's?
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Thank you,
Bill