What's new

Beautiful '56 wheat and some oddities

Rosco53

Hero Member
Joined
Mar 17, 2018
Messages
720
Reaction score
1,749
Golden Thread
0
Location
Bryant, WI
Detector(s) used
Tracker IV (hobby lobby 40% off ;-) )
Primary Interest:
Other
Went through my 12th bag, came up with a nice shiny 56 wheat
S20180409_0010.webpS20180409_0012.webp

As well as a few cracks, though nothing as spectacular as Ranger Chuck's

S20180409_0006.webpS20180409_0008.webpS20180409_0009.webp

Also found this one, which appears somewhat "wrinkled" for lack of a better phrase, on both sides, not sure what that'd be called
S20180409_0003.webpS20180409_0002.webp

Lastly, this one has a weird sort of bulge from 7-10 or so on the face of it, again, unsure as to the proper term
S20180409_0001.webp
 

Attachments

  • S20180409_0005.webp
    S20180409_0005.webp
    382.1 KB · Views: 93
Upvote 0
A really nice 56 from roll hunting found there.
 
Nice AU wheat.


Looks like a CUD to me. Nice find.


I wasn't sure on that being a CUD, as you can still sort of make out the "IN" and part of "Liberty"...
 
A real nice '56 for sure XF condition, great find to catch in the wild with mint luster.
 
There's nothing there that resembles a cud. I see some die deterioration going on.
 
I wasn't sure on that being a CUD, as you can still sort of make out the "IN" and part of "Liberty"...

There's nothing there that resembles a cud. I see some die deterioration going on.

You guys are right. On my phone, the dark area looked like a hump. Computer monitor shows that there is no CUD.
 
You guys are right. On my phone, the dark area looked like a hump. Computer monitor shows that there is no CUD.

So this isn't anything really? First one I've really noticed like that, so wasn't sure. Same with the "wrinkled" one. I doubt they're anything special, but were unusual
 
Love the condition of that 56 :)
 
So this isn't anything really? First one I've really noticed like that, so wasn't sure. Same with the "wrinkled" one. I doubt they're anything special, but were unusual

IDK if it could be a planchet defect, it seems unlikely. So, one possible explanation for the wrinkled one would be PMD such as torch or electric current. The zinc core can become molten inside the copper shell. Zinc has a fairly low melting point. Even a bunsen burner can melt it (kids in chemistry class maybe?).
 
Nice batch of finds. :icon_thumleft:

I found a similar '83 die chip many years ago.

 
Nice batch of finds. :icon_thumleft:

I found a similar '83 die chip many years ago.


Nice. I was wondering about that sort of thing, if you could find a few with similar chips, show the possible progression of it.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom