Morsecode wrote:Nah...that's just one of my discards. I bite 'em now to make sure they're zinc
Neat find. Really have no idea. Someone here will know.
Tourney64 wrote:Looks like intense heat may have caused it.
VWBEAMER wrote:No, I think it's an error, look at the bottom on the obverse, there is a section where the rim is stamped twice. looks like it was hung up in the die.
bman wrote:My first impression is damage but I can't say for sure. I would let the dealer take it to the show and see what other dealers think.
shinnosuke wrote:Somebody just put it in a vice and squeezed the dog out of it?
tinhorn wrote:Sure looks like it was run between a couple bevel gears or a chain and sprocket.
Not to derail Henry's thread, but here are pics of a REAL waffled coin. If anyone has an explanation for this weirdness, I hope Henry doesn't mind if you post it. And yup, the bumps appear around the edge, too.
bman wrote:this is what a "waffled" coin looks like:
bman wrote:it would take more then a 6 pack
henrysmedford wrote:I got an answer from CONECA http://conecaonline.org/
Hi Joe.
This cent appears to have been heated and then crushed. It's definitely not a minting error.
Cheers,
Mike Diamond
OtusLotus wrote:That last coin.. looks like Stone Cold Steve Austin...lol
not only has he been known to waffle but also drink a few beers from time to time
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