Die clash occurs when the two dies, the reverse and obverse impact each other without a coin planchet between them. It can leave the impression of one of the dies on the other at the low points of the design. In the case of this 1998 10c particularly in the fields around the portrait and […]
Genuine 1981 10 cent curved clipped planchet error. Note thinning of rim next to clipped portion of coin. Also note the flatness of the rim opposite the clipped region of the coin which is known as “Blakesley Effect”. Basically the rim of the blank in this area was not formed properly when put through the […]
This is the 1966 Canberra 10 Cent Page
1966 London 10 Cent Coin Adding edits
10 Cent Errors and Varieties Master Index