Definition: A full indent occurs when a coin or planchet is completely covered by a second planchet during the strike. The two discs are then struck together.

Since most indents only cover part of the coin's surface, the term “indent” usually refers to a partial indent. Full indents are, however, referred to as “full ...

Occurs the same as an indent, except that a struck coin is struck into a blank planchet leaving a mirror image impression, although often quite distorted due to ...

Mint-made errors occur when coins are made incorrectly at the mint, including anything that happens to the coin up until the completion of the minting process.

No example of this error is currently known. Indented errors are caused when two planchets are in the coining chamber at the same time.

74,99 $ A second scalloped shaped planchet entered the striking chamber overlying this coin when it was struck. This resulted in the indent on the reverse face with ...

An indent is a coin which was partially struck through a planchet. If a planchet is fed into the press with another planchet partially laying on top of it, when ...

A struck thru error happens when something gets in between the die and a planchet. When struck, the object gets pressed into the planchet leaving an impression.

15 мая 2018 г. · Any other kind of indentation is referred to as a "struck-through error". Since most indents only cover part of the coin's surface, the term " ...

1951Y half penny with indent error. This coin was struck against a blank planchet resulting in the characteristic indent to the top of the obverse.