Australia 1943 Halfpenny

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[@smartfizi]

Thanks for sharing 👋👋

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Thank you too

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

Forgot to mention that the 2019 IRB 5c also suffered from PDDE. The error can also be found on $1 coins but it can be difficult to identify unless you know what to look for.

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Thanks, I prefer to keep it close to the coins topic, with very few examples of other coins.

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

That ghosting is actually called plastically deformed die error. Its a known described error that was first identified in the UK back in the late 1920s. Australian pre-decimal coppers suffered from it more so than the silvers especially during the King George VI era.

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Technically it could be called that, but it does not sounds money catching, so Ghosting is the term someone chose.

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John Halfpenny

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Marry Farthing