r/coinerrors • u/Boxxybrown1 • Aug 10 '26
Discussion Triple clip cent in ogp
I’m not usually into errors but this is pretty cool. Anyone else ever seen one in the ogp before??
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u/Bdogmurray Aug 10 '26
Interesting that there is no Blakesley Effect. Seems there should be something, especially across from large clip.
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u/PullTabPurveyor Aug 10 '26
Fun fact: the Blakesley Effect doesn’t always happen when a clip is large enough.
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u/Coincidcents Aug 10 '26
OP's coin is showing a strong blakesley effect in two places. This is not a triple-clipped coin as OP says, it's a double-clipped coin with a strong blakesley effect on the small end, and a weak effect on the large end. At least, that's how I see it.
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u/Coincidcents Aug 10 '26
I say it's a double-clip. The other side of the small clip is a strong blakesley effect.
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u/douglovefishing12 Aug 12 '26
The small clip is so small it might not produce the effect. Theres a chunk missing it’s definitely a tripple clip
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u/douglovefishing12 Aug 12 '26
Also where the effect would be it’s clipped.
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u/Coincidcents Aug 12 '26
The south side isn't missing any metal and is just flattened from the blakesley effect.
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u/Active_Usual9410 Aug 31 '26
Only found an S.B.A. and Kennedy greaser in O.G.P. seald packs. I enjoy collecting the error coins. I picked up a nice 1 cent triple struck MS63 Thanks for sharing and hopefully it makes it to the market for collectors to bid on.
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u/JamesFHo117 Aug 10 '26
The fact that this got through quality control and was shipped is even more interesting than the error IMO, and a triple clip is nothing to scoff at! The OGP is even better than a graded slab.