Wondering how the printing on the middle note is off center but the other 2 notes are not? Any idea?
Edit to add the middle note is also missing 1 serial number
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Wondering how the printing on the middle note is off center but the other 2 notes are not? Any idea?
Edit to add the middle note is also missing 1 serial number
So the middle sheet must have been misfed into the press at an angle accounting for the 3rd printing being out of orientation. And as for the missing serial number, there was probably another sheet or flat object that covered and obstructed that serial number when that printing took place.
@gumby1234 said: @jfriedm56 Weren't those 3 notes all on the same printed sheet?
Three consecutive sheets, one on top of the next. So the note ending in 890 was printed first, 891 printed next and 892 after that. F3 number near the top left is the note position for all 3 on their sheets. Here’s what a modern half sheet looks like.
So if you want to learn more about small size paper currency, find yourself an edition of Standard Guide to Small Size U.S. Paper Money, 1928 To Date by John Schwartz and Scott Lindquist. It explains quite a lot of the confusion and how paper currency is printed. If you have more specific questions answered, I can always help and you can join Paper Money Forum.
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If I may....The phrase, "wet ink transfer" does not exist, it's called "offsetting the sheets".
Don't sit on the skid that just came off any type of press .
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Wondering how the printing on the middle note is off center but the other 2 notes are not? Any idea?
Edit to add the middle note is also missing 1 serial number
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The only 3 Seated coins in my collection...
So the middle sheet must have been misfed into the press at an angle accounting for the 3rd printing being out of orientation. And as for the missing serial number, there was probably another sheet or flat object that covered and obstructed that serial number when that printing took place.
@jfriedm56 Weren't those 3 notes all on the same printed sheet?
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Successful BST with ad4400, Kccoin, lablover, pointfivezero, koynekwest, jwitten, coin22lover, HalfDimeDude, erwindoc, jyzskowsi, COINS MAKE CENTS, AlanSki, BryceM
Three consecutive sheets, one on top of the next. So the note ending in 890 was printed first, 891 printed next and 892 after that. F3 number near the top left is the note position for all 3 on their sheets. Here’s what a modern half sheet looks like.
@jfriedman56 Paper money is so confusing.
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So if you want to learn more about small size paper currency, find yourself an edition of Standard Guide to Small Size U.S. Paper Money, 1928 To Date by John Schwartz and Scott Lindquist. It explains quite a lot of the confusion and how paper currency is printed. If you have more specific questions answered, I can always help and you can join Paper Money Forum.
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Offset (Sheet fed)
45 years on press, cutter, stripping ( hay ? )....
Trouble shooting mandatory. Sheets happen.
PM me or just put it out here.
If I may....The phrase, "wet ink transfer" does not exist, it's called "offsetting the sheets".
Don't sit on the skid that just came off any type of press .
A threesome of freshly beaned seated material:
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Wow, great thread w/ a lot of great trio's. My humble offering-
My Carson City silver dollars. Sorry for the bad photo.
My Carson City Morgan Registry Set
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Well, the title didn't limit it to coins. - this trio just appeared moments ago as viewed from my office balcony;
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A trio of double eagles graded MS63 in OGHs w/CMQ stickers:
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