'43 Can. 25cents, triple clash

[Dick]

These photos cover more than the triple clash. Note the circles. They are NOT the triple clash. The full-face of the quarter should show at least some of the rev clash. There is more on the obv.
Hello with all,
Here the description of a part of 25 hundred and 1943, classified MS-65 by ICCS, part which I consider exceptional on more than one level:
R-10: triple “Entrechoqués Corners”: all the circumference of the bust there is seen.
R-1: “Corner Cracked” on and above wood the caribou, right higher part of the part (of the edge with 12 hrs to the edge with 14 hrs).
A-10: triple “Entrechoqués Corners” around the bust.
A-1: “Corner Cracked” on the basis of bust and moving to the edge, while passing nearly G of Georgius.
A photograph of this part will come to supplement this description, during next weeks



later:
Coop, in case the photos are not usable in the email, these might be. I'll get more info, re the clash on the obv.
Dick
These photos are from the "Error, and Varieties" photo base at Numicanada.com. tightw4re, is the Owner, and Administrator.

[coop]

Dick: Check my email about these images.

[Dick]

Coop, I did, and commented on them, and it. In this post, the references given pertain only to the triple clash, not the "added metal", as noted by the circled areas on thr other coin. I didn't try to separate the photos for clarity, as I thought one might find a bit more interest in what else is "going on" these days.
Dick

[KurtS]

Interesting shots...how many different coins do those photos depict? I like the nose stuck in those antlers.

[Dick]

Kurt, the "nose behind the neck", is probably ,ore accurate, but no problem. There are only two coins depicted: The one with the antlers, and the "Nose" is actuallt the reverse of a triple die clash, ( I'm waiting for the photo of the obverse, for the rest of the remnants, that are reported on this coin). The other is a "filling", their terminology. It looks like mortar having been placed around the devices. I don't know off-hand what it ism not what terminology would apply. These photos came from the "errors, and varieties" photos on Numiscanada.com. That index page also gives values for the varions coins, and currency, too.
I would post some photos that Coop sent me via e,ail, but I want to wait for his response to my email back to hm.
Dick

[GarryN]

That obverse clash is pretty funny, no telling what George is sniffing back there. I wouldnt want my nose near a Caribou's butt

[Dick]

I was thinking the same, except....... I was thinking of the Caribou!
Dick

[Dick]

Guys, here is some update on that quarter:
Here the description of a part of 25 hundred and 1943, classified MS-65 by ICCS, part which I consider exceptional on more than one level:
R-10: triple “Entrechoqués Corners”: all the circumference of the bust there is seen.
R-1: “Corner Cracked” on and above wood the caribou, right higher part of the part.
A-10: triple “Entrechoqués Corners” around the bust.
A-1: “Corner Cracked” on the basis of bust and moving to the edge, while passing nearly G of Georgius. Photos pending






Dick

[GarryN]

I wonder how many of these are out there.

[Dick]

That would be hard to say, because they are Canadian, and we don't get too many of them down here. Southern border areas. I have a few, but none are cracked, doubles,or clashed. As you can see, the photos were fron the Numiscan.com forum, (french speaking). For those of you who don't, or didn't know, the MD's have a small premium, as do several anomilies, (which we do not give a premium to). I have been after a good portrait of the King, for that year, ( 1943), and they have posted one with this group. I wqant it for overlays, to determine clash remnant identification.
Dick

[KurtS]

That one closeup of the antlers with the face clashed (3X)--that's really interesting! That's quite beyond a simple clashed die.

[daggit]

Dick, I have a fairly nice 43 Obverse that I could try to take an image of if you like. Not sure if thats what you are wanting or if the one you speak of will suffice. Let me know if a pic is needed and I will post it here.
Sandra

[Dick]

Sandra, thanks for the offer. I believe I will accept, as the one in the post, (which I "lifted" from the French forum), is quire small. If you can make it the standard size we use here, I believe it would be fine. That way I can use, "as is", without mking a change. I am not as adept as Coop with photoshop, but I try, every (now nad then). Too many irons in the fire!

Kurt, dod you notice the "muzzle" coming out the back of the neck? Thart is as severe a clash, as I have ever seen!
Dick

[daggit]

Here you go Dick, hope its ok ...we know my photography skills ahem

[Dick]

Sandra, thank you very much. With a bit of pulling here, and a tug, or two there, I should make a fairly round image, and put it to good use. Thanks again!
Dick