1943D Sixpence Clipped Planchet Fine

1943D Sixpence Clipped Planchet FineClipped planchets are a really neat error and often quite accessible even for collectors on a limited budget. Each individual planchet (blank) for coins are stamped out of a strip of the relevant alloy prior to undergoing the minting process. Occasionally these blanks are struck at the end of the sheet and can be incomplete. As a result we are given an incomplete blank with a "clipped" portion missing. 1946 Sixpence Weight 2. 83 grams Composition 92.

Lamination peels are not considered particularly high end for the most part by error collectors however

Shillings and Pence to Dollars and Cents

Redbacks build distinctive webs that look deceptively messy

1925 is the second most sought after date right behind the 1930

This allows for unique and fascinating coins to be struck with additional smooth fields beyond the intended design of the coin

1910 was the first year of production for the threepence

4 grams Composition 92

Imperial eagle with shield

5% Tin Grade Extremely Fine

1950 Halfpenny

ObverseNapoleon IIIReverseRight facing eagle Weight 10 grams Composition Bronze

Occasionally these blanks are struck at the end of the sheet and can be incomplete