Lamination issues

2p coins from the same period the mint started copper coating steel core 2 pence coins,

 both coins are magnetic 

Hello and welcome to Numista.

Personally, I see only post-mint damage (PMD). If you or anyone else have any reason to think otherwise, please let us know.

The top coin shows damage that is typical of a coin that was run over on a street. I have a few Canadian plated-steel pennies that show the same type of damage.

Blobs on the coin surface is due to being ran over on the road? You are very smart and observant 🤔🤔🤔😜😜😜😜

moe71

Blobs on the coin surface is due to being ran over on the road? You are very smart and observant 🤔🤔🤔😜😜😜😜

This is the kind of reply of someone who is very insecure.

Once the coating is broken, humidity ans water can get through and cause the steel core to react, basically to rust. This may cause blobs.

So if the coating is broken we would not see any evidence of according to your intelligence 

Why do you ask and then call those who disagree with you stupid?  Perhaps you can find a better place to post your super rare coins.

First of all it is stupid of those who were not asked to blabber their opinions secondly I didn't ask my post were like announcements i was saying I have i didnt ask for you  opinion 

rsirian1

Why do you ask and then call those who disagree with you stupid?  Perhaps you can find a better place to post your super rare coins.

+1

Perhaps it has nothing to do with you where I post my coins

moe71

First of all it is stupid of those who were not asking to blabber their opinions secondly I didn't ask my post were like announcements i was saying I have i didnt ask for you opinion 

That’s not how forums work. 

I guess this is your forum a.d you set the rules for how the forum is supposed to work

Perhaps you should read this;

https://en.numista.com/help/forum-policy-77.html

Particularly this sentence;

”Be polite and courteous”

Perhaps you should learn some decorum and dont give your unwanted opinion at least before asking 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235854697638

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235854709738

And this one from another thread:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235915199113

Youve discovered the holy Grail!!!!  Those are all my ebay listenings

moe71

Youve discovered the holy Grail!!!!  Those are all my ebay listenings

I would hope not. All three are scams.

rsirian1

moe71

Youve discovered the holy Grail!!!!  Those are all my ebay listenings

I would hope not. All three are scams.

Sadly they all seem to match the forum posts. 🙄

Hhehehehehe

Carry on hoping to no avail, they are my listings

Sadly you seem to have nothing better to do than to occupy yourself with my coins and your opinion means nothing you can keep them to yourself 

You do you, as you don’t seem to want any opinions in your threads I’ll refrain from sharing mine.

(written whilst second reply was posted)

rsirian1

moe71

Youve discovered the holy Grail!!!!  Those are all my ebay listenings

I would hope not. All three are scams.

I hesitated before posting the links, but then realized that this was not like advertising a scam since no serious collector would fall for this.

The clipped planchet seems legit (Blakesley effect on the opposite side) but US$18,000?? Seriously?? At best US$50…

Get a pet

Yup, don’t waste your time on this one people.

Not for you i guessing have several 3 pound coins if that suits you

Not for you im guessing have several 3 pound coins if that suits you

moe71

Hhehehehehe

Carry on hoping to no avail, they are my listings

Well, at least you admit you're a scammer. I guess that's admirable.  

rsirian1

Why do you ask and then call those who disagree with you stupid?  Perhaps you can find a better place to post your super rare coins.

+1

rsirian1

Why do you ask and then call those who disagree with you stupid?  Perhaps you can find a better place to post your super rare coins.

+1