Malaysia Bunga Raya Series 1991 10 Cents Coin With Triple Clip Errors.
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 circle planchets out of an area in the metal that has already been cut. This is a
Curved Clip Errors.
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| Malaysia.1991.10 cents.Triple Clip Errors.Obverse. |
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| Malaysia.1991.10 cents.Triple Clip Errors.Reverse. |
With
clipped-planchet errors, size matters-and so does the number of clips. On average, a 10 Cents coin with a single clip is worth about RM60/UNC to $80/BU. It would be worth RM90/UNC to RM120/BU with a
double clip, RM150/UNC to $180/BU with a
triple clip. A coin with a
dramatic clips, or with more than three clips, could be worth even more.
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| Blakesley Effect.Obverse. |
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| Three Curve Clips.Reverse. |
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| Side View. Edge. |
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| Isometric View.Obverse. |
My next mission,the quadruplet clips !
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteWow, who ate your coin cake until it became like that ar.
Must be a real smart eater, left the date and the main device on the obverse untouched, haha.
A fine clip specimen indeed.
Congratulations Dickson :)
Hi whycollect,
ReplyDeleteI am indeed very thankful to Mr.Phun and family who allowed me to inherit this Triple Clip Error coin from his late father's collection.
Ya,like what you said,I just love it because the metal eater missed the date! Hehe!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteHow to tell whether this is a Post Mint JoB? Can someone use a round metal stamp and nip off some part of the coin?
Hi Bro Clement and Mr.Danny,
ReplyDeleteHere some methods to detect the authenticity of a genuine Clip coins error.
Please visit some of this posts in my Blog: http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/10/curved-clip-error-coin.html
or
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/03/planchet-errorsragged-clip.html,
or
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2012/04/blakesley-effect-on-clip-error-coins.html