50 Céntimos, España, 1963, 19-64

Hello everybody.

I have a great collection of coins from Franco's time, proceeding of my grandfather. I have read that this model have many varieties concerning the position and the diameter of the central hole.


Do you think that this one, whose central hole is 3 mm diameter, can be valuated as one of this variants?


Thanks for your responses.
Roger, from Barcelona.

It may be one, I am not sure. But it is definitely not the same coin as shown on the Numista page.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces671.html

You can see the middle arrowhead in this one.

If you can find more than 100 coins with the same problem then it may be an alternate. Otherwise, it might just be a minting error.

I'm not good at this, you should seek a coin collecting friend or dealer in Spain to know more.

Best regards,
SRL

Hi Roger
I think it's a mistake, the outer ring has 4 mm, the inner hole is a minor manufacturing error -more anyone who knows the process and possible errors ,, ALLRED1950 ,,
this is mine:

your enlarged hole:


Ahoj
Ivan

Thank you very much for your aportations. I am in process of examinate about 100 coins of this type. When I'll finished I will explain you if this posible mistake is unique or more repeated.

Greetings from Barcelona. Roger.