MALAYSIA COINS PLANCHET ERRORS:WRONG METAL ERRORS WITH DOUBLE STRUCK ,DOUBLE DENOMINATION.
Malaysia Coin Wrong Metal Errors With Double Struck, Double Denomination.
Rarity:RRRR
This is a Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005 One Cent Wrong Metal Error coin with double struck on a copper-nickel planchet that was already struck with Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005 5 Cents denomination,hence it is also a Double Denomination Errors.
It was struck twice (Double Struck),firstly,the 5 Cents denomination and secondly the 1 Cent denomination.They are affectionately referred to as 6-cents.
Of cause,you can call it a Double Denominations Errors as well.
The thickness and diameter of the two denomination are not much of different, i.e.thickness for the 1 cent=1.25mm vs 5 cents=1.04mm and diameter: 1 cent=17.78mm vs 5 cents =16.25mm respectively.
Weight:1.41gm.(Weight of 5 cents)
An actual weight for a Malaysia Bunga Raya Coin Series 2005 One Cent Copper Clad-Steel planchet is 1.74gm.
Rarity:RRRR
This is a Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005 One Cent Wrong Metal Error coin with double struck on a copper-nickel planchet that was already struck with Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005 5 Cents denomination,hence it is also a Double Denomination Errors.
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| Malaysia One Cent.2005. Wrong Metal Errors/Doubled Struck.Obverse. Copper-nickel Planchet. (Dickson Niew Collection) |
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| Malaysia One Cent.2005. Wrong Metal Errors/Double Struck.Reverse. Copper-nickel Planchet. (Dickson Niew Collection) |
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| A Shadow Image Of Top Spinning (Gasing) Of The Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005.5 Cents Denomination.Obverse. |
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| A Shadow Image Of Top Spinning (Gasing) Of The Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005.5 Cents Denomination.Obverse. |
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| A Shadow Image Of The Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005.5 Cents Denomination.Reverse. |
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| A Shadow Image Of The Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 2005.5 Cents Denomination.Reverse |
Of cause,you can call it a Double Denominations Errors as well.
Weight:1.41gm.(Weight of 5 cents)
An actual weight for a Malaysia Bunga Raya Coin Series 2005 One Cent Copper Clad-Steel planchet is 1.74gm.
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Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteWow, a really nice specimen.
Can we call it a double denomination and wrong metal error together?
Surprisingly the 1sen image fits so well into the smaller 5sen planchet.
By the way, could the weak strike of the 5sen coin the result of the thickness difference between the 1sen and 5sen?
Hehe, very interesting specimen.
Congratz and thanks a lot for sharing, Dickson :)
Hi whycollect,
ReplyDeleteWell it was struck twice (Double Struck),firstly,the 5 Cents denomination and secondly the 1 Cent denomination.
Of cause,you can call it a Double Denomination as well.
How ever the chances of weak strike of the 5sen coin the result of the thickness difference between the 1 cent and 5 cents are quite impossible.Actually,the thickness and diameter of the two denomination are not much of different, i.e.thickness of 1 cent=1.25mm vs 5 cents=1.04mm and diameter: 1 cent=17.78mm vs 5 cents =16.25mm respectively.