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Native to SE Queensland and NW NSW (ERA Nurseries) - local to the Cabarlah region. Shrub to 4m with crowded small phyllodes (5-12mm), giving fine natural texture. Flowers April-August, bright yellow, perfumed (Wikipedia, Paten Park Native Nursery). Bird-attracting - multiple honeyeater and wattlebird species recorded feeding on it (Paten Park). No genuine bonsai-specific account, forum thread, or styled specimen found anywhere searched - genuinely under-documented for bonsai
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Stevie, 10, prays an “Our Father” at bedtime, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026. The day has been long, but Stevie is still standing at the end of it.
A brockage is a Roman coin striking error in which a coin is struck against another coin that has become stuck to one of the dies.
How it happens
1. A freshly struck coin sticks to the upper die.
2. Another blank flan is placed underneath.
3. The stuck coin acts like a temporary die.
4. The new coin receives an incuse, mirror-image impression of the design from the stuck coin.
What it looks like
Normally:
* Obverse: raised portrait/design
* Reverse: raised reverse design
A brockage typically has:
* One side struck normally.
* The other side showing an incuse (sunken), reversed/mirror-image version of the opposite side.
For example, if an obverse coin became stuck to a die, the next flan might receive an incuse mirror-image portrait rather than its proper reverse.
In short: a brockage is essentially a coin-on-coin mint error.
