Clashes.

[SkyMan]

So, do you like them, dislike them, or it depends? Generally I find that I like them.

[MunkyMan95]

I like them.

[IGWT]

I like them. I'm so lazy that I like to see the obv & rev designs without turning a coin over.

[cpm9ball]

I like them. I'm so lazy that I like to see the obv & rev designs without turning a coin over.

 

 

lol :signfunny: lol

 

Chris

 

I like clashes, too, and I'm partial to Morgan dollars because they're large enough so that I can see them easily without using an electron microscope.

[ldhair]

I like them. I'm so lazy that I like to see the obv & rev designs without turning a coin over.

Now that's funny. Wish I had thought of it.

I really like the multi-denominational clashes and anything with a dramatic clash.

 

[James_OldeTowne]

I like them very much!

[rrantique]

I like them very much!

 

The more the merrier.

[saen78]

I like em (thumbs u

[jesbroken]

Don't have any, but like them a lot when I see them.

[kryptonitecomics]

I like them as well.....never owned any other than on Morgans..... (thumbs u

[physics-fan3.14]

Sometimes I like them. My favorite is of course the bugs bunny franklin, but I did find a pretty decent roosie clash in pocket change, so that was cool.

[cpm9ball]

Here are a couple:

[stinkycheese1]

When I was in my class at the ANA recently in phoenix for grading authentication and conservation we got to examine lots of counterfeit gold. I remember many people telling me they had a hard time seeing the tool marks in the necks of the 2 1/2 gold.

 

But anyway, I remember picking up a counterfeit (Or was it geniune? I can't remember. It was probably geniune, they had a few geniune pieces mixed in there too) I was looking in the recess of the neck and noticed a raised line extending from the side of the neck. I asked brian if this was die polish or some tool marks, he told me it was a die clash. Pretty neat and first time I'd seen one.

 

[Conder101]

I'm rather indifferent about them unless they are rather dramatic. Otherwise they are just too common to get excited about.

[Prethen]

Love 'em on 3CN!

[BillJones]

As a type collector I don't care for them generally. I'm looking for the best example of each design, and clash marks interfere with that. The only way that they become interesting to me is when they are quite dramatic, such as those found on the 1865 nickel three cent piece that was posted earlier.