argentumandcoins Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 (edited) No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production. Edited January 25, 2012 by argentumandcoins Quote
Gollum Posted January 25, 2012 Author Posted January 25, 2012 No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production.Thank you for elucidating. Quote
Colin G. Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production.Azdas wallet It looks like it could be a planchet flaw or post mint damage, I would go with planchet flaw because it has that flaked look Quote
Peter Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production.Azdas wallet It looks like it could be a planchet flaw or post mint damage, I would go with planchet flaw because it has that flaked lookAzda's sporran surely. Quote
argentumandcoins Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production.Azdas wallet It looks like it could be a planchet flaw or post mint damage, I would go with planchet flaw because it has that flaked lookAzda's sporran surely.No they only use sporrans when they're wearing their skirts Peter. Wallets are the every day issue for them. Usually with waterproof ziplok fastenings and a titanium carbide outer casing with double tig welding to stop them from accidentally falling open, say whilst standing at a bar in a group for example Quote
Peckris Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 No. A die crack would show as a raised area on the coin rather than a depression. Anything that is recessed is either caused by a foreign body caught between the die and the planchet (grease/dirt/Azdas wallet etc), a faulty planchet or is post production. Yours looks like damage caused to the coin post production.Azdas wallet It looks like it could be a planchet flaw or post mint damage, I would go with planchet flaw because it has that flaked lookAzda's sporran surely.No they only use sporrans when they're wearing their skirts Peter. Wallets are the every day issue for them. Usually with waterproof ziplok fastenings and a titanium carbide outer casing with double tig welding to stop them from accidentally falling open, say whilst standing at a bar in a group for example Either way, in the two years that elapse between them voting for independence and their economy collapsing so they beg to rejoin the UK or else fall into the sea, they can wear what they like, call things what they like, and we will still be entertained Quote
azda Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 (edited) My f ing wallet has had a die crack from opening it toMuch, the Frau thinks i have an addiction (another 33 coins aquired) but hopefully she'll see the error of her ways when they arrive.John, if you can spare some Grease and your leather chaps big boy Peck me old bean, is'nt it Funny now that Scotland want to vote on independance that Westminster are wanting to move the international Waters of scotland, OIL dear boy, also the reason Westminster doesn't want us to vote, England will be skint and we'll be the ones with a Big fat smile and wallets. If scotland can give Free prescriptions why can't England, lol come and join us.....On Second thoughts, you're a scouser lol Edited January 25, 2012 by azda Quote
Gary D Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 My f ing wallet has had a die crack from opening it toMuch, the Frau thinks i have an addiction (another 33 coins aquired) but hopefully she'll see the error of her ways when they arrive.John, if you can spare some Grease and your leather chaps big boy Peck me old bean, is'nt it Funny now that Scotland want to vote on independance that Westminster are wanting to move the international Waters of scotland, OIL dear boy, also the reason Westminster doesn't want us to vote, England will be skint and we'll be the ones with a Big fat smile and wallets. If scotland can give Free prescriptions why can't England, lol come and join us.....On Second thoughts, you're a scouser lolI'm think the whole of the united kingdom should get a vote. Quote
azda Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 Only 4 million, being a small Nation we don't like the disadvantage of 50 Million against 5 million Quote
Peter Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 Can't we just get the Poles to build a couple more courses of bricks on Hadrians wall.When they come begging to rejoin tell em where to go.The Jocks cost more per head than the rest of the country so they will soon go **** up. Quote
Gollum Posted January 25, 2012 Author Posted January 25, 2012 The whole idea is of course subject to one condition, that they do not refuse to sell single malts to the English. Quote
azda Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 The poles can build as many courses as they like from the English side of course Whiskey will be free to scots and taxed to the nips for westminsterites Quote
Peckris Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 My f ing wallet has had a die crack from opening it toMuch, the Frau thinks i have an addiction (another 33 coins aquired) but hopefully she'll see the error of her ways when they arrive.John, if you can spare some Grease and your leather chaps big boy Peck me old bean, is'nt it Funny now that Scotland want to vote on independance that Westminster are wanting to move the international Waters of scotland, OIL dear boy, also the reason Westminster doesn't want us to vote, England will be skint and we'll be the ones with a Big fat smile and wallets. If scotland can give Free prescriptions why can't England, lol come and join us.....On Second thoughts, you're a scouser lolOil? My dear chap, where have you been the last decade or so - it's all gone! Of course, if you guys want to scrape the barrel, be our guest But if you really think even the arch skinflint Cameron thinks the last remaining few drops are worth a vote ... you're deluded! Quote
Peter Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 As soon as a new Scottish Parliment hear of Dave's vast offshore riches they will track him down.Off course being English 1st and British 2nd I wouldn't snitch Quote
bagerap Posted January 25, 2012 Posted January 25, 2012 "I'm think the whole of the united kingdom should get a vote"Dead right!Last poll I read forecast that most English would vote for Scottish independence, and most Scots would vote against.Cut off the central government cash flow, take back the money invested in RBS and then see how long free prescriptions and universities last.Oh, and can I deport my mother-in-law? She's a McDonald! Quote
azda Posted January 26, 2012 Posted January 26, 2012 "I'm think the whole of the united kingdom should get a vote"Dead right!Last poll I read forecast that most English would vote for Scottish independence, and most Scots would vote against.Cut off the central government cash flow, take back the money invested in RBS and then see how long free prescriptions and universities last.Oh, and can I deport my mother-in-law? She's a McDonald!Unfortunately bagerap, it was'nt just RSB that Westminster invested in, i believe it all started with NOTHERN ROCK which if i'm correct in thinking was an ENGLISH bank........NO Mother-In-Laws allowed. Your perception of Scots not wanting Independence is not quite correct. As a Scots nation though, we will be at least allowed to vote on the subject, whereas the ENGLISH Government said we'll let you vote on the EU and errrrrr, still awaits lol...Where do you think England gets their cash? Its from Scottish oil, so if we take back our oil revenue you'll have no need to cry about what we've actually given you in the 1st place Quote
azda Posted January 26, 2012 Posted January 26, 2012 As soon as a new Scottish Parliment hear of Dave's vast offshore riches they will track him down.Off course being English 1st and British 2nd I wouldn't snitch I have my offshore account safely tied up in the Fraus purse, try and get in there Peter.......... Quote
bagerap Posted January 26, 2012 Posted January 26, 2012 Being South African, I have no axe to grind. (MinL's neck excepted) Quote
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