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PART V. Planchet Errors:

Bi-metallic Errors:

Struck Core

Definition: Bi-metallic error coins are restricted to foreign countries. These coins may experience any of the many types of striking errors listed in the Error-Variety Ready Reference however, one must understand we are dealing with two components, a ring & a core. Any number of exotic possibilities or combinations of die varieties, die errors, planchet errors & striking errors can be found on bi-metallic coinage.

A core enters the striking chamber without having been joined or mated with its ring.

The nature of this error allows a complete study as to the method of interlock joining the ring and core together.

A 2006 Great Britain two pound Technology core. Note the groove along the edge of the core. The groove accommodates metal from the ring that is extruded into it. At the same time, the metal on either side of the groove is designed to penetrate the innermost portion of the outer ring when joined.
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A Mexican one pesos struck core.

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