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    1984D 25C tilted collar

    This is a tilted collar I found in my change and there's an air bubble burst on the top of the R in LIBERTY. Is this within tolerance or did it slip out? I'm asking so that I have a baseline to go by in order to decide what stays and goes because this one seems on the fence with condition and issue.
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    any part of the reeds missing? tilted collars can result in a few variations of errors.
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      I agree with OCC, we either need to see the reeded edging or, explain what's happening with it. I do have a few partial collars, but they are slabbed from a client and on cosignment. I do not believe we will be able to see the reeding to show an example. This may require a search on the www to find an example.

      https://www.error-ref.com/partial-collar/

      In my opinion, I do not see any indication of a partial collar on the photos provided. Is the reverse showing some of the reeding on the rim ?
      Last edited by MintErrors; 09-02-2024, 12:33 PM.
      Gary Kozera
      Website: https://MintErrors.org

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        I hope this helps I wasn't sure if I should post edge shots, now I do. See how the reeding isn't all the way thru from top to bottom and it has a circular ridge is that from a tilted collar or a broadstruck because the collar wasn't holding it in place like it should?
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