As a colonial coin specialist I generally deal with plain edge coins so I guess that would be my vote. But the vine and bar edge on some of the Getz pieces are certainly very attractive!
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I voted reeded. I've never been a fan of lettered edges, or AT LEAST get the date and mint mark (dollar coins) off the edge and put it back on the obverse where it belongs.
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Most of the time I am dealing with an error on the obverse or reverse so I don't really care about he 3rd side.
Altho, there are some really cool reeding errors ...........
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And I also like reeded and lettered on the same coin:
which is the edge of this coin:
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But on these do we know if this design was part of the collar or was it imparted (like the current dollars) via a separate process?