full strike: a coin that has complete details thanks to a crisp, bold stamp from the dies.
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Full strike
A numismatic item that displays the full detail intended by the designer. Weak striking pressure, worn dies or improper planchets can sometimes prevent all the details from appearing, even on uncirculated specimens.
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Full strike - A numismatic item that has full detail. The metal flows into all areas of the die.
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full strike
A coin that displays the full detail intended by the designer.
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FULL STRIKE
All of the details of the coin, as depicted by the designer/engraver, can be seen.
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Full strike. Struck with very sharp dies. The fields show heavy die polishing and the devices are very rough. Perhaps it is an old die that was repolished, or a brand new die. It is very interesting and pretty.
Full Strike
A coin displaying complete design details, caused by a hard strike by a non-worn die. FSBs, FHs, are examples of full strike results.
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Displaying an absolutely full strike and mirrored fields, this magnificent coin has been designated as a "specimen" striking by NGC, which additionally graded it Mint State-63.
Unlike the large planchet examples, which show the full strike of the die including a bold date, the small planchet coins have a less full strike with the date partially or sometimes entirely missing.
Gem Buffalos are best described as... No wear, full strike bringing up all details of design, outstanding eye appeal and the slightest of contact marks to the surface. Such a coin is very rare, reflected in the price.
The coining press will have been perfectly adjusted to give a full strike to the coin, which will then have received no marks upon being ejected from the press, nor in its slide down the chutes and sorting tables/grids and into a receiving bin.
Another plentiful "P" mint coin. This coin should be easily obtainable in MS63. Bold and full strikes are available so do not settle for the 1st MS63 you see
Over 2100 certified examples making it the 2nd highest certified example
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Virtually perfect in all departments, including wondrous surfaces, a 99% full strike (or better), full unbroken booming luster and show-stopping eye appeal. You may have to study this coin with a 5X glass to find the reason why it didnĀ't grade MS70.
minor variances such as, open 3 versus closed 3, or micro-mintmark versus regular mintmark, or tall date versus medium date versus small date, or large letters versus medium letters versus small letters--and to put an end to it: (16) full strike ...
The sharpness of detail which the coin had when it was mint state. A full strike is a coin which exhibits the full detail that would appear on the sharpest known examples of that type.
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In a series such as Mercury Dimes, where a PCGS MS-66 1945 dime is worth $15 and the same coin with a full strike (designated in this series as "Full Bands") is worth $7,500, strike is a huge element.
You will then learn when to add to this grade such adjectival modifiers as prooflike, full strike, rim nick, weakly struck, cleaned, etc.
strike
The process of impressing the design from a die into a planchet to make a coin, token or medal;
The completeness of detail (as in weak strike, full strike, etc.) created during this process
strike doubling
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This is for "Mint State" (the grade) and "69" (the numerical designation of that grade). Virtually perfect in all departments, including wondrous surfaces, a 99% full strike (or better), full unbroken booming luster and show-stopping eye appeal.
Many dates of a particular denomination are notorious for weak strikes. Some dates normally come with full strikes. It is important to understand how a particular date and mint strike normally comes.
is easier for the novice collector to buy current American Silver Eagles than rare Gold Double Eagles, especially since Double Eagle coins from the 1930s are thought to have been melted down. Also, you can buy American Silver Eagles with full strikes, ...
The low relief of the coin also assured that most Barber dimes are found with very pleasing full strikes.
by rolling bars during planchet production strike - The process of impressing the design from a die into a planchet to make a coin, token or medal
- The degree to which details are transfered during this process (as in weak strike, full strike, ...
 See also: Strike, Coin, Grade, Struck, Revers
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